So before anything else - congratulations and thank you for releasing something as open source, under a business-friendly licence. Regardless of the project itself, that should be commended.
However. I've never paid much attention before, so perhaps I'm missing something.. but this "just" seems to be the code intelligence you'd expect to find in a good IDE.
Is there more to it? Or is this the 'solution' for the lack of such code intel in the plethora of text editors people use these days?
1. Sourcegraph offers the code intelligence your used to in your editor, but instead of being in your editor it is when you are browsing code on your code host (i.e. on GitHub, BitBucket, etc.) Even when reviewing pull requests / diffs!
2. Sourcegraph provides fast, advanced code search across multiple repositories -- akin to what Google and Facebook offer their devs internally. Regular expression support, extremely up-to-date results, etc. You can read more about this here: https://about.sourcegraph.com/docs/search
However. I've never paid much attention before, so perhaps I'm missing something.. but this "just" seems to be the code intelligence you'd expect to find in a good IDE.
Is there more to it? Or is this the 'solution' for the lack of such code intel in the plethora of text editors people use these days?