Code intelligence for Java and PHP (and other experimental languages) will be temporarily unavailable for public code on Sourcegraph.com starting Friday, November 30,

Sourcegraph 2.13 ships today, with several improvements

Our CEO @sqs (Quinn Slack) was on the Future of Coding podcast this week to talk about basic developer human rights, the Sourcegraph master plan, and the future of developer tools.

We are building the best code search and browsing tool for your team to help you write, review, and ship code better

Do you use Vim and miss the powerful features for navigating your code that Sourcegraph gives you in your browser?

End-to-end tests are an important part of our testing infrastructure at Sourcegraph.

Our mission is to build the best code search and browsing tool for your team to help you write the highest quality software possible.

When installing or updating dependencies, minimal version selection always selects the minimal (oldest) module version that satisfies the overall requirements of a build.

Today was my first day back to work at Sourcegraph after my 3 1/2 months* long maternity leave

Docker announced that the Docker Hub and Docker Store (backed by the same Docker Registry) will be down (totally offline) from 11:00 Pacific Time 25 August with 15-45 minutes (expected) downtime.

Sourcegraph's browser extensions for Chrome and Firefox are now open source in sourcegraph/sourcegraph

One of my favorite things about Sourcegraph is the fact that we are a team of developers building a product for developers

We're working hard to build the best code search and browsing tool for your team, so you can write, review, and ship code better.

In Sourcegraph 2.9, we focused on improving the code search, rollout, and deployment experience for organizations with 100s and 1,000s of developers and repositories.

At Sourcegraph, we’re building not only a great product for engineers, but also a great, inclusive company for engineers to be a part of.

Sourcegraph 2.8 is out today, with support for more languages, huge monorepos, and more!

Update: Sourcegraph now uses Sourcegraph extensions for language support.

Having worked at GitHub and spent more time than is probably warranted tweaking my dotfiles, I consider myself a developer tools enthusiast.

Sourcegraph 2.7 ships today, with tons of new features and improvements to help your team build better software.

We'll be publishing a series of posts here about how we build Sourcegraph