Find and use code that already exists
Identify existing code libraries for reuse and use innersourcing to avoid spending time on problems a teammate already solved.
Identify, resolve, and monitor with confidence
Quickly find trustworthy code to reuse
Search your entire codebase to discover existing code to reuse. Gather crucial context, like who wrote the code, when, and where it’s used.
Safely maintain and improve shared libraries
Automate PRs to push global updates. Get alerts when out-of-date libraries or deprecated functions are used, and eliminate duplicative code.
Understand your team’s code reuse efforts
Code maintainers or stakeholders can easily track and understand innersourcing and code reuse trends within the team.
Finding reliable, reusable code is tedious and inefficient
Current tools don’t fully enable teams to innersource and use existing code to develop a more secure and coherent codebase. What does that mean for you and your team?
- Finding idiomatic code examples is tough if you don't know where to look.
- Without easy access to existing patterns, developers default to executing from scratch, increasing complexity and confusion in the codebase.
- Engineering leaders lack the visibility needed to ensure teams adopt recommended packages and retire deprecated ones.
FactSet ensures consistency across its entire codebase
“If I’m developing code for a library that might draw charts, for example, we don’t want 30 different ways to draw a chart at FactSet. With Sourcegraph, I can search the code to find other chart examples, and simply copy the code. This saves us time and ensures consistency.”
— Joseph Majesky, Software Engineer at FactSet Read the case study
How Sourcegraph helps
Find code to reuse
Improve code stability and trustworthiness
Automate PRs to make code consistent
Alert for deprecated code use
Track your code reuse efforts
Find code to reuse
Find out if a teammate has already solved your problem. With Code Search, you can quickly search across all your repositories to find the code you need.
Improve code stability and trustworthiness
Code reuse avoids introducing preventable bugs. By using a reviewed and tested piece of code that's known to work, you can feel confident that your code is secure and stable.
Automate PRs to make code consistent
Spend less time on manual updates. Whether refactoring duplicate code or updating a shared library, automate changes seamlessly across your entire codebase with Batch Changes.
Alert for deprecated code use
Catch deprecated code as it’s committed with code monitoring. Monitor and get alerts when someone uses out-of-date libraries or deprecated functions, so you know who to work with on updates and adoption.
Track your code reuse efforts
Get visibility into code reuse progress. Track the prevalence of shared code in your codebase over time with Code Insights.
Get started with Sourcegraph
Make it easier to discover trustworthy code for reuse so your teams can spend more time solving new problems and less time rewriting code.
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