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by pst723 2y ago
Does this help? https://territory.dev/index.html
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Territory.dev code browser now supports Go, bring your own repo(twitter.com)
1 points by pst723 2y ago|4 comments
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by pst723 2y ago
We also made it easier to try the product - https://territory.dev takes your right to the app and it's now possible to make a map without logging in. Working on making a comfy editor integration next.
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by pst723 2y ago
We will be adding free notes soon. Arbitrary links and function calls is something I've been thinking about. We might do it if we find a good way. Yes, a completely free drawing board would be the extreme edge of the spectrum. I did an
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by pst723 2y ago
Cloudflare configuration fucked me up. We should be back up.
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by pst723 2y ago
Well, github wasn't always huge either.
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by pst723 2y ago
The back button seems to work fine for me, at least in Chrome. Could you provide more specific repro steps? Are you sure it's not just the OAuth redirect dance?
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by pst723 2y ago
fixed now
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by pst723 2y ago
Thank you, glad to hear that!
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by pst723 2y ago
It's free for the open source repos we indexed. No pricing yet.
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by pst723 2y ago
Love it! Definitely inspired by the time spent digging through layers of half-assed abstractions!
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by pst723 2y ago
They are scrollable. We try to be smart with how we capture scroll/touchpad interactions for zoom/scroll so that they feel natural. Thanks for the feedback!
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by pst723 2y ago
Thank you, glad to hear that!
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by pst723 2y ago
Ah yes those are definitely on the TODO list.
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by pst723 2y ago
I saw this work a while ago, they posted some early demos roughly when we were first opening up with our Linux index. While the interface is indeed similar, I'd say as things stand now we are different in a couple of dimensions. First,
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by pst723 2y ago
That's more or less the plan. We want to prove our concept with free software repos first.
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by pst723 2y ago
I definitely would not be able to live without my C-o's and gd's. Making the research process persistent is the next step forward IMO. We want the machine to extend your mental context.
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by pst723 2y ago
As a matter of fact I already have a demo working in the Vision Pro sim ;) As seen here: https://x.com/pst723/status/1745105464113676478
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by pst723 2y ago
Oh hi there! Love what Sourcegraph is doing.
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by pst723 2y ago
Thank you!!
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by pst723 2y ago
Keyboard navigation is definitely something I want to improve. I think we can get far with a good search bar implementation.
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by pst723 2y ago
Thanks, forwarded to my frontend dev/cofounder ;)
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by pst723 2y ago
At this point we only index open source code. Once we open up to customers with private repos, that will definitely be the first thing to add.
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by pst723 2y ago
Sure. You can follow as on X @territory_dev, I post updates there.
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by pst723 2y ago
LSP and treesitter are cool and we might use them when adding more languages eventually. From my understanding though treesitter does parsing only and it would take a bunch of work to do the semantic analysis clang already does. Plus clang
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by pst723 2y ago
That sound like a bug, definitely not intentional. Will look into that.
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by pst723 2y ago
That is definitely an option. However what you get from a hosted service is that we do the indexing for you. That can take a significant amount of time for a huge codebase.
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by pst723 2y ago
I got that request from a couple of people already. Definitely coming soon. For now, we tried to make it easy to hop around manually. Click the node header to copy path, ⌘P, paste. Pasting a path to our search bar also works.
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by pst723 2y ago
Thank you! Editing is definitely on the roadmap. We would like to have an agent to sync edits with your local workspace at some point.
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An infinite canvas for code exploration(territory.dev)
211 points by pst723 2y ago|107 comments

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