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The a16z ShowFrom Code Search to AI Agents: Inside Sourcegraph's Transformation with CTO Beyang LiuSourcegraph's CTO just revealed why 90% of his code now comes from agents—and why the Chinese models powering America's AI future should terrify Washington. While Silicon Valley obsesses over AGI apocalypse scenarios, Beyang Liu's team discovered something darker: every competitive open-source coding model they tested traces back to Chinese labs, and US companies have gone silent after releasing Llama 3. The regulatory fear that killed American open-source development isn't hypothetical anymore—it's already handed the infrastructure layer of the AI revolution to Beijing, one fine-tuned model at a time. Resources:Follow Beyang Liu on X: ht...
2026-01-2046 min
CarbonoCast por yangplanetEpisódio #5 Retrospectiva Carbono Cast com Roberto Alvarez e Lua SchabibYangplanet pensando sempre a frente, decidiu listar notícias, pessoas, indicações de livros para você se preparar para o ano em que a economia regenerativa estará no centro do debate político nacional.Episódio na segunda-feira, 29/12.FICHA TÉCNICAYangPlanet - Vozes, Inteligência e Soluções para o mercado de carbono.Apresentação: @ralvarez.earthDireção e criação: @luaschabibÁudio: @cyberchaveVídeo: Luana Schabib @rawa.alsagheer, Ihab DeekEdição e...
2025-12-3026 minCarbonoCast por yangplanetReciclagem de carbono e soluções sustentáveis em escala, com Moji Karimi da CemvitaOuça agora o quatro episódio do #carbonocast. Sua fonte de reflexão e informação sobre a economia regenerativa e o mercado de carbono. Disponível nas plataformas de reprodução de música. No episódio de hoje, Roberto dos Reis Alvarez entrevista Moji Karimi, co-founder and CEO da Cemvira, empresa de biotecnologia que tem hoje o maior acordo de producao de SAF. O core da CEMVITA é transformar resíduo industrial/carbon waste, em valor, reprogramando microbios para se alimentar disso. Economia circular em escala hoje mesmo.#beyang #c...
2025-12-1925 min
CarbonoCast por yangplanetCrédito de carbono e concessão florestal, com Mauricio Taufic.Ouça agora o terceiro episódio do #carbonocast. Sua fonte de reflexão e informação sobre a economia regenerativa e o mercado de carbono. Disponível nas plataformas de reprodução de música. No episódio de hoje, Roberto Alvarez entrevista Maurício Taufic, sócio da Vallya, consultoria econômico-financeira, que liderou o grupo de consultores contratados pela The Nature Conservancy (TNC)) para assessorar o Estado do Pará na elaboração do primeiro projeto de concessão florestal com foco em restauração: a Unidade de Recuperação Triunfo do Xingu, em Altamira (PA). O processo culminou com...
2025-12-0543 min
AI + a16zFrom Code Search to AI Agents: Inside Sourcegraph's Transformation with CTO Beyang LiuSourcegraph's CTO just revealed why 90% of his code now comes from agents—and why the Chinese models powering America's AI future should terrify Washington. While Silicon Valley obsesses over AGI apocalypse scenarios, Beyang Liu's team discovered something darker: every competitive open-source coding model they tested traces back to Chinese labs, and US companies have gone silent after releasing Llama 3. The regulatory fear that killed American open-source development isn't hypothetical anymore—it's already handed the infrastructure layer of the AI revolution to Beijing, one fine-tuned model at a time. Resources:Follow Beyang Liu on X: ht...
2025-11-2546 min
CarbonoCast por yangplanetCréditos jurisdicionais, Amazônia e uso da terra, com Andrea AzevedoAndrea Azevedo é vice-presidente da Emergent e tem uma trajetória dedicada a sustentabilidade e desenvolvimento sócio-econômico da Amazônia. Neste episódio, nosso host Roberto Alvarez te apresenta o mundo dos créditos jurisdicionais e os motivos pelos quais as soluções baseadas na natureza deveria estar na centralidade do debate do Estado e do Mercado. Entenda, participe, transforme. #beyang
2025-11-2234 min
Changelog InterviewsFlowing with agentsEverything is changing. Adam is joined by his good friend Beyang Liu from Sourcegraph — this time, talking about Amp (ampcode.com). Amp is one of the many, and one of Adam’s favorite agentic coding tools to use. What makes it different is how they’ve engineered to it to maximize what’s possible with today’s frontier models. Autonomous reasoning, access to the oracle, comprehensive code editing, and complex task execution. That’s nearly verbatim from their homepage, but it’s also exactly what Adam has experienced. They talk through all things agents, how Adam might have been holding Amp wr...
2025-09-182h 05Changelog Master FeedFlowing with agents (Changelog Interviews #658)Everything is changing. Adam is joined by his good friend Beyang Liu from Sourcegraph — this time, talking about Amp (ampcode.com). Amp is one of the many, and one of Adam’s favorite agentic coding tools to use. What makes it different is how they’ve engineered to it to maximize what’s possible with today’s frontier models. Autonomous reasoning, access to the oracle, comprehensive code editing, and complex task execution. That’s nearly verbatim from their homepage, but it’s also exactly what Adam has experienced. They talk through all things agents, how Adam might have been holding Amp wr...
2025-09-182h 05The Changelog: Software Development, Open SourceFlowing with agents (Interview)Everything is changing. Adam is joined by his good friend Beyang Liu from Sourcegraph — this time, talking about Amp (ampcode.com). Amp is one of the many, and one of Adam’s favorite agentic coding tools to use. What makes it different is how they’ve engineered to it to maximize what’s possible with today’s frontier models. Autonomous reasoning, access to the oracle, comprehensive code editing, and complex task execution. That’s nearly verbatim from their homepage, but it’s also exactly what Adam has experienced. They talk through all things agents, how Adam might have been holding Amp wr...
2025-09-182h 05
MLOps.communityBuilding Coding Agents: Design Decisions, Prompting Tricks, GUI Anti-patternsAI Conversations Powered by Prosus Group Demetrios chats with Beyang Liu about Sourcegraph’s AMP, exploring how AI coding agents are reshaping development—from IDEs to natural language commands—boosting productivity, cutting costs, and redefining how developers work with code.Guest speaker:Beyang Liu - CTO of SourcegraphHost:Demetrios Brinkmann - Founder of MLOps Community~~~~~~~~ ✌️Connect With Us ✌️ ~~~~~~~Catch all episodes, blogs, newsletters, and more: https://go.mlops.community/TYExploreJoin our Slack...
2025-08-2249 min
Raising An AgentEpisode 8In this episode of Raising an Agent, Beyang and Camden dive into how the Amp team evaluates models for agentic coding. They break down why tool calling is the key differentiator, what went wrong with Gemini Pro, and why open models like K2 and Qwen are promising but not ready as main drivers. They share first impressions of GPT-5, explore the idea of alloying models, and explain why qualitative "vibe checks" often matter more than benchmarks. If you want to understand how Amp thinks about model selection, subagents, and the future of coding with agents, this episode has you...
2025-08-2153 min
Raising An AgentEpisode 7In this episode, Beyang and Thorsten discuss strategies for effective agentic coding, including the 101 of how it's different from coding with chat LLMs, the key constraint of the context window, how and where subagents can help, and the new oracle subagent which combines multiple LLMs. 00:53 Intros 03:35 How coding with agents is very different from coding with prior AI tools that use chat LLMs 10:46 Example of an agentic coding run to fix a simple issue 14:28 Example of debugging an issue with an MCP server 22:05 Example of unifying two build scripts that share logic 25:24...
2025-07-2254 min
Raising An AgentEpisode 5In this episode, Beyang interviews Thorsten and Quinn to unpack what has happened in the world of Amp in the last five weeks: how predictions played out, how working with agents shaped how they write code, how agents are and will influence model development, and, of course, all the things that have been shipped in Amp.
2025-05-131h 05
Podcast Archives - Software Engineering DailySourcegraph and the Frontier of AI in Software Engineering with Beyang Liu
Sourcegraph is a powerful code search and intelligence tool that helps developers navigate and understand large codebases efficiently. It provides advanced search functionality across multiple repositories, making it easier to find references, functions, and dependencies. Additionally, Sourcegraph integrates with various development workflows to streamline code reviews and collaboration across teams.
Beyang Liu is the CTO and Co-Founder at Sourcegraph, where he has worked for the past twelve years. In this episode he joins the show with Sean Falconer to talk about the frontier of leveraging AI in software engineering.
Sean’s been an academic, startup fo...
2025-04-0144 minSoftware Engineering DailySourcegraph and the Frontier of AI in Software Engineering with Beyang Liu
Sourcegraph is a powerful code search and intelligence tool that helps developers navigate and understand large codebases efficiently. It provides advanced search functionality across multiple repositories, making it easier to find references, functions, and dependencies. Additionally, Sourcegraph integrates with various development workflows to streamline code reviews and collaboration across teams.
Beyang Liu is the CTO and Co-Founder at Sourcegraph, where he has worked for the past twelve years. In this episode he joins the show with Sean Falconer to talk about the frontier of leveraging AI in software engineering.
Sean’s been an academic, startup fo...
2025-04-0144 minAll Content Archives - Software Engineering DailySourcegraph and the Frontier of AI in Software Engineering with Beyang Liu
Sourcegraph is a powerful code search and intelligence tool that helps developers navigate and understand large codebases efficiently. It provides advanced search functionality across multiple repositories, making it easier to find references, functions, and dependencies. Additionally, Sourcegraph integrates with various development workflows to streamline code reviews and collaboration across teams.
Beyang Liu is the CTO and Co-Founder at Sourcegraph, where he has worked for the past twelve years. In this episode he joins the show with Sean Falconer to talk about the frontier of leveraging AI in software engineering.
Sean’s been an academic, startup fo...
2025-04-0144 min
Software Engineering DailySourcegraph and the Frontier of AI in Software Engineering with Beyang Liu
2025-04-0144 minChangelog InterviewsReaching industrial economies of scaleBeyang Liu, the CTO & Co-founder of Sourcegraph is back on the pod. Adam and Beyang go deep on the idea of “industrializing software development” using AI agents, using AI in general, using code generation. So much is happening in and around AI and Sourcegraph continues to innovate again and again. From their editor assistant called Cody, to Code Search, to AI agents, to Batch Changes, they’re really helping software teams to industrialize the process, the inner and the outer loop, of being a software developer on high performance teams with large codebases.
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2025-03-121h 44Changelog Master FeedReaching industrial economies of scale (Changelog Interviews #632)Beyang Liu, the CTO & Co-founder of Sourcegraph is back on the pod. Adam and Bryant go deep on the idea of “industrializing software development” using AI agents, using AI in general, using code generation. So much is happening in and around AI and Sourcegraph continues to innovate again and again. From their editor assistant called Cody, to Code Search, to AI agents, to Batch Changes, they’re really helping software teams to industrialize the process, the inner and the outer loop, of being a software developer on high performance teams with large codebases.
Join the discussionChan...
2025-03-121h 44The Changelog: Software Development, Open SourceReaching industrial economies of scale (Interview)Beyang Liu, the CTO & Co-founder of Sourcegraph is back on the pod. Adam and Beyang go deep on the idea of “industrializing software development” using AI agents, using AI in general, using code generation. So much is happening in and around AI and Sourcegraph continues to innovate again and again. From their editor assistant called Cody, to Code Search, to AI agents, to Batch Changes, they’re really helping software teams to industrialize the process, the inner and the outer loop, of being a software developer on high performance teams with large codebases.
Join the discussionChan...
2025-03-121h 44
Building Jam4 SF Startups Reimagine Devtools w/ AIToday, we’re trying something a little different! This week we hosted an awesome group of engineers w/ Cloudflare and Sourcegraph in SF for tech talks about the future of engineering w/ AI. The talks were so good - we grabbed the highlights to discuss and share them with you all!Let’s get into it!(00:10) Why we love hosting dev events(01:24) Making AI work for large messy codebases - Beyang Liu, CTO at Sourcegraph(06:23) Why S(mall)LMs are the future of AI - Tejas Kumar, AI at DataStax(12:06) Rebuilding the term...
2024-11-2225 min
SourceForge PodcastThe Most Powerful & Accurate AI Coding Assistant: Sourcegraph CodyIn this episode of the SourceForge Podcast, Beyang Liu, CTO & Co-Founder of Sourcegraph, talks about the evolution of their code intelligence platform and its AI-powered coding assistant, Cody. They discuss the challenges developers face with legacy code, the importance of context in coding, and how Sourcegraph aims to make coding accessible to everyone. Beyang shares insights from his professional journey, the competitive landscape of AI coding assistants, and the innovative features that set Cody apart, including its model agnosticism and advanced context retrieval capabilities. In this conversation, Beyang discusses the evolution and future of Sourcegraph, emphasizing the importance of...
2024-10-3048 min
From the New World[FIXED] Oliver Giesecke: How do Government Employees Use AI?Find Oliver:https://x.com/og_gieseckehttps://www.olivergiesecke.com/og25@stanford.edu Mentioned in the episode:https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=4736003https://papers.olivergiesecke.com/AISurveySlides.pdfhttps://www.recodingamerica.us/ https://www.fromthenew.world/p/beyang-liu-machine-learning-that This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.fromthenew.world/subscribe
2024-10-251h 08Building JamLaunching Dev Starter Pack - Live from PodRocketIt’s launch day! Which means… this is not a normal episode! We partnered w/ Cloudflare, LogRocket, Sourcegraph + 6 more awesome devtools to make a 10-tool stack, free for devs to build their ideas. So for today’s episode, we joined some of our friends from Dev Starter Pack on PodRocket, to share the details and behind the scenes of the launch.(00:00) Intros: Beyang (Sourcegraph), Dani (Jam), Matt (LogRocket), Ricky (Cloudflare)(01:33) Dani shares the inspiration for Dev Starter Pack: Cloudflare!(02:34) Sourcegraph’s mission to make it so everyone in the world can code(05:53) How to add and...
2024-09-2722 min
PodRocketBonus: The Dev Starter Pack with Dani Grant, Beyang Liu, Ricky Robinett, and Matt ArbesfeldIn this special episode of PodRocket introducing the Dev Starter Pack, Matt Arbesfeld, CEO of LogRocket, talks to Dani Grant (CEO of Jam.dev), Ricky Robinett (VP of Developer Relationships at CloudFlare), and Beyang Liu (CTO and co-founder of Sourcegraph), about this new alliance of essential development tools designed for next-generation developers building the future of technology.
They talk about the benefits of the stack, insights into each tool provided by the guests, and the potential impact of AI on web development.
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https://blog.cloudflare.com/launchpad-cohort4-dev-starter-pack/
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2024-09-2722 min
From the New WorldBeyang Liu: Machine Learning That People WantFind Beyang:https://x.com/beyanghttps://sourcegraph.com/ This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.fromthenew.world/subscribe
2024-08-261h 23
Unsupervised Learning with Jacob EffronEp 33: CTO and Co-Founder of Sourcegraph on Current Landscape and Future of Software Development, How to Make RAG Better, and Building Towards the Agentic FutureOn this week’s Unsupervised Learning, Pat and I sat down with CTO and Co-Founder of Sourcegraph, Beyang Liu. Sourcegraph is a leader in the AI coding space, and recently launched AI coding assistant, Cody. Beyang shared with us his view on the current landscape of AI coding and the future of coding and software development. He also shared how Sourcegraph has tried to make RAG better, and their model eval approaches. (0:00) intro(0:47) advice for young coders(3:34) AI products at Sourcegraph(6:17) the current state of AI coding(12:33) what happens when a new...
2024-04-301h 36
No Priors: Artificial Intelligence | Technology | StartupsCoding in Collaboration with AI with Sourcegraph CTO Beyang LiuCoding in collaboration with AI can reduce human toil in the software development process and lead to more accurate and less tedious work for coding teams. This week on No Priors, Sarah talked with Beyang Liu, the cofounder and CTO of Sourcegraph, which builds tools that help developers innovate faster. Their most recent launch was an AI coding assistant called Cody. Beyang has spent his entire career thinking about how humans can work in conjunction with AI to write better code.Sarah and Beyang talk about how Sourcegraph is thinking about augmenting the coding...
2024-01-1846 min
Latent Space: The AI Engineer PodcastThe "Normsky" architecture for AI coding agents — with Beyang Liu + Steve Yegge of SourceGraphWe are running an end of year survey for our listeners. Let us know any feedback you have for us, what episodes resonated with you the most, and guest requests for 2024! RAG has emerged as one of the key pieces of the AI Engineer stack. Jerry from LlamaIndex called it a “hack”, Bryan from Hex compared it to “a recommendation system from LLMs”, and even LangChain started with it. RAG is crucial in any AI coding workflow. We talked about context quality for code in our Phind episode. Today’s guests, Beyang Liu and Steve Yegge from...
2023-12-141h 19
MLOps.communityBuilding Cody, an Open Source AI Coding Assistant // Beyang Liu // #173MLOps Coffee Sessions #173 with Beyang Liu, Building Cody, an Open Source AI Coding Assistant. We are now accepting talk proposals for our next LLM in Production virtual conference on October 3rd. Apply to speak here: https://go.mlops.community/NSAX1O// AbstractRoot about the development of Cody, an open-source AI coding assistant. Cody empowers developers to query and comprehend code within codebases through the integration of robust language model capabilities. Sourcegraph tackles the intricacies of understanding intricate codebases by creating comprehensive code maps and employing AI...
2023-08-291h 02Changelog Master FeedANTHOLOGY — Open source AI (Changelog Interviews #541)This week on The Changelog we’re taking you to the hallway track of The Linux Foundation’s Open Source Summit North America 2023 in Vancouver, Canada. Today’s anthology episode features: Beyang Liu (Co-founder and CTO at Sourcegrpah), Denny Lee (Developer Advocate at Databricks), and Stella Biderman (Executive Director and Head of Research at EleutherAI).
Special thanks to our friends at GitHub for sponsoring us to attend this conference as part of Maintainer Month.
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2023-05-241h 38The Changelog: Software Development, Open SourceANTHOLOGY — Open source AI (Interview)This week on The Changelog we’re taking you to the hallway track of The Linux Foundation’s Open Source Summit North America 2023 in Vancouver, Canada. Today’s anthology episode features: Beyang Liu (Co-founder and CTO at Sourcegraph), Denny Lee (Developer Advocate at Databricks), and Stella Biderman (Executive Director and Head of Research at EleutherAI).
Special thanks to our friends at GitHub for sponsoring us to attend this conference as part of Maintainer Month.
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2023-05-241h 38Changelog InterviewsANTHOLOGY — Open source AIThis week on The Changelog we’re taking you to the hallway track of The Linux Foundation’s Open Source Summit North America 2023 in Vancouver, Canada. Today’s anthology episode features: Beyang Liu (Co-founder and CTO at Sourcegraph), Denny Lee (Developer Advocate at Databricks), and Stella Biderman (Executive Director and Head of Research at EleutherAI).
Special thanks to our friends at GitHub for sponsoring us to attend this conference as part of Maintainer Month.
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2023-05-241h 38
The a16z ShowEmbedding AI: The Questions Every CEO is Asking2022 was a breakout year for AI. While machine learning had already been integrated into applications for millions of users, for many, these tools still felt like their first real-world encounter with AI.As AI continues to revolutionize industries, CEOs are discussing how to integrate this new superpower. They are also considering important questions around data privacy, competition, cost, accuracy, and speed.In today's episode, we talk with Cresta, Hex, and Sourcegraph, three companies at the forefront of integrating AI into their existing products. From navigating data privacy concerns to optimizing accuracy and managing costs, these...
2023-05-1536 min
Latent Space: The AI Engineer PodcastSegment Anything Model and the Hard Problems of Computer Vision — with Joseph Nelson of Roboflow2023 is the year of Multimodal AI, and Latent Space is going multimodal too! * This podcast comes with a video demo at the 1hr mark and it’s a good excuse to launch our YouTube - please subscribe! * We are also holding two events in San Francisco — the first AI | UX meetup next week (already full; we’ll send a recap here on the newsletter) and Latent Space Liftoff Day on May 4th (signup here; but get in touch if you have a high profile launch you’d like to make). * We also joined the Chro...
2023-04-131h 19
The Sourcegraph PodcastSamuel Colvin, Founder and Lead Maintainer of PydanticPydantic is a Python library for typed validation of external data that has experienced exponential growth since 2020. We’ll hear the story of what motivated Samuel to create Pydantic, the most common ways people use it, and the success and growth of FastAPI with Pydantic. Also, Pydantic V2 has not been released yet, but we’ll learn what motivated Samuel to rewrite it in Rust, besides being faster and some other things happening with it. And if you’re interested, Samuel is always looking for contributors to Pydantic! Go ahead and download this episode now to hear more! High...
2023-03-2039 min
The Sourcegraph PodcastDaniel Stenberg, Founder & Lead Developer of cURLIn this episode, we are honored to have Daniel Stenberg, the founder and lead developer of cURL, as our guest. cURL is a ubiquitous data transfer utility that grew into a robust library used in billions of applications worldwide. Daniel is a Swedish developer who has been involved in open source for decades. He is also the recipient of the Polhem Prize 2017 for his work on cURL. Join us as we talk to Daniel about his journey with cURL, his passion for open source, and everything in between.
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Open||Source||DataCode Intelligence, GraphQL, and Closing the Remediation Gap with Beyang LiuThis episode features an interview with Beyang Liu, CTO and Co-founder of Sourcegraph, a code intelligence platform. Prior to Sourcegraph, Beyang was a software engineer at Palantir Technologies, where he developed new data analysis software on a customer-facing team working with Fortune 500 companies. Beyang studied Computer Science at Stanford, where he published research in probabilistic graphical models and computer vision at the Stanford AI Lab.In this episode, Sam sits down with Beyang to discuss the power of intelligence and visualization, GraphQL versus REST API, and how Sourcegraph is drawing inspiration from Google.-------------------
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The Sourcegraph PodcastJohn Kodumal, CTO and Co-founder of LaunchDarklyBeyang sits down with John Kodumal, CTO and co-founder of LaunchDarkly. LaunchDarkly is a SaaS feature management platform for developers that allows them to iterate and get code into production quickly and safely by separating feature rollout and code deployment. John begins by talking about his first experiences with computers and programing in the 80s, including teaching himself to us a Dvorak keyboard in the first grade, experimenting with BBS in elementary school, and programming his TI-92 in BASIC to make a shell program so that he could use Reverse Polish Notation (RPN) on it in high s...
2022-07-141h 02
The Sourcegraph PodcastRavi Parikh, Founder and CEO of AirplaneBeyang talks with Ravi Parikh, founder and CEO of Airplane. Airplane is a developer tool for turning one-off scripts into internal mini-apps that can be used by technical and non-technical users across the company.Ravi shares his journey as a programmer, how he got into computers at a young age, took a brief detour to become a professional musician, and then started his first software company, Heap Analytics, with his friend Matin Movassate. Beyang and Ravi discuss what took Heap from idea to billion dollar company. Ravi discusses founder-led support and the ways he and Matin managed...
2022-06-031h 01
The Sourcegraph PodcastMax Howell, creator of Homebrew and founder of teaBeyang talks with Max Howell, creator of Homebrew, about his new package manager, Tea, which aims to solve the problem of open-source funding.Max shares his beginnings in programming and what led him to work on early music players in Linux, Last.fm, and eventually get into Mac development. Max discusses the frustrations he experienced in cross-platform development that were the impetus for the creation of Homebrew and explains how Homebrew became the de facto package manager for macOS.Max talks about his latest project, Tea, a successor to Homebrew that aims to solve the...
2022-05-191h 11
The Sourcegraph PodcastCreating one CI to rule them all, with Fedor Korotkov, founder and CTO of Cirrus LabsWhy can’t one CI scale alongside a company–from startup to enterprise? In this episode, Fedor Korotkov, founder and CTO of CirrusLabs, joins Beyang Liu, co-founder and CTO of Sourcegraph, to talk about how, as a student back in 2009, he developed a photo app that earned him almost $2,000 a month, share the time he applied to be an intern at Twitter but ended up with a full-time job, and explain how six months of “funemployment” led to the building and founding of Cirrus CI–the one CI to rule them all. Along the way, Fedor explains how Cirrus CI, with K...
2022-03-211h 08
The Sourcegraph PodcastChanging the web one tool at a time, with Kelly Norton, principal software engineer at Mailchimp and creator of HoundWhy is the software industry now willing and excited to buy developer tools instead of building them internally? In this episode, Kelly Norton, principal software engineer at Mailchimp and creator of open-source code search engine Hound, joins Beyang Liu, co-founder and CTO of Sourcegraph, to talk about his work on the controversial project that would become Google Web Toolkit, share his experience trying to build an ecosystem of tooling, which resulted in Google Dart, and explain how the company he founded, FullStory, pioneered user testing. Along the way, Kelly describes how and why he developed Hound at Etsy and...
2022-03-011h 10
The Sourcegraph PodcastBuilding the code editor dreams are made of, with Max Brunsfeld, co-founder of ZedWhy should programmers treat programming like a craft? In this episode, Max Brunsfeld, co-founder of Zed, a collaborative code editor written in Rust, joins Beyang Liu, co-founder and CTO of Sourcegraph, to share the apprenticeship-like pair-programming experience that taught him to appreciate programming, explain how he learned the fundamentals of parsing on the weekends and tell the story of presenting an application he couldn’t explain to Paul Graham at Y Combinator. Along the way, Max describes how the Zed team passes off in-progress branches to teammates in other countries and keeps development moving across time zones.Sh...
2022-02-151h 10
The Swyx MixtapeGetting rejected, then hired, by Elon Musk + The Future of Serverless Databases [Sugu Sougoumarane, CTO Planetscale]Listen to the Sourcegraph podcast: https://about.sourcegraph.com/podcast/sugu-sougoumarane/https://twitter.com/ssougouhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/sugu-sougoumarane-b9bb25/Consensus Algorithms at ScaleTranscriptBeyang Liu:Yeah, tell us that story. What happened between you and Elon Musk?Sugu Sougoumarane:So, this was 2000. Elon had just founded X.com. He had sold off Zip2, which was his previous company, and he was considered one of those up and coming entrepreneurs. He wasn’t as popular as he is today. But when I re...
2022-01-1919 min
The Sourcegraph PodcastCreating the GitHub of databases, with Sugu Sougoumarane, co-founder and CTO of PlanetScaleWhy is using PlanetScale a mind-altering experience? In this episode, Sugu Sougoumarane, co-founder and CTO of PlanetScale, shares how one email got him a second job interview with Elon Musk, tells the story of how he became one of the elite engineers at Paypal by solving the company’s most painful process, and explains why database administrators are shifting from managing machines to managing fleets of machines. Along the way, Sougoumarane explains why so many developers have told him they’ve felt like they’ve waited their whole lives for self-serve schema deployment.Show notes & transcript: https://about...
2022-01-181h 12
The Sourcegraph PodcastDisassembling and building developer tools, with Nelson Elhage, creator of open source code search engine LivegrepWhy is a systems engineering mindset essential for a scaling startup? In this episode of the Sourcegraph Podcast, Nelson Elhage, creator of the open source code search engine Livegrep, co-creator of the Ruby type checker Sorbet, and Member of Technical Staff at Anthropic, joins Beyang Liu, co-founder and CTO of Sourcegraph, to discuss how Rust is changing the security landscape, explain why Patrick McKenzie, better known as patio11, called his live code search tool “miraculous,” and dive deep into the weeds on the differences between trigram- and suffix-array-based search systems. Along the way, Elhage explains why developer productivity is nonl...
2022-01-041h 19
The Sourcegraph PodcastBuilding technical communities, with Swyx, Head of Developer Experience at TemporalWhy is building a technical community the most effective moat out there for startups? In this episode, swyx, who runs DevRel at Temporal and co-founded the Svelte Society, joins Beyang Liu, co-founder and CTO of Sourcegraph, to discuss the stress-induced heart palpitations that led him to transition from finance to tech, show how you can harness a willingness to look stupid to become a standout member of your community, and explain why every book should come with a Discord. Along the way, swyx shares some of the ways learning in public has changed his life, including how one blog...
2021-12-141h 15
The Sourcegraph PodcastArming the rebels of the metaverse, with Joseph Nelson, CEO and co-founder of RoboflowWhen, and how, will computer vision and machine learning revolutionize the world? In this episode of the Sourceraph Podcast, Joseph Nelson, CEO and co-founder of Roboflow, joins Beyang Liu, co-founder and CTO of Sourcegraph, to discuss how Joseph got started in programming (developing a joke generator for a graphing calculator), to share his experience working as a human Google alert for the United States Congress, and to explain why he finds building developer tools so empowering. Along the way, Joseph explains why he thinks machine learning and computer vision will have greater effects than the Internet and the mobile...
2021-11-221h 26
The Sourcegraph PodcastPioneering the developer advocate role, with Cassidy Williams, Director of Developer Experience at NetlifyHow can you build a following, and a career, with memes? In this episode of the Sourcegraph Podcast, Cassidy Williams, Director of Developer Experience at Netlify, joins Beyang Liu, co-founder and CTO of Sourcegraph, to discuss why we should consider communication a core skill instead of a soft skill, why you should be a developer advocate or a software engineer but not both, and why, when learning React, you should start with the fundamentals. Along the way, Cassidy shares stories about the job she held the longest (mascot for Iowa State), positive and negative experiences from the heyday of...
2021-11-171h 10
The Sourcegraph PodcastBuilding the foundation of code search with Han-Wen Nienhuys, creator of ZoektHow do Google developers create and popularize internal tools? In this episode of the Sourcegraph Podcast, Han-Wen Nienhuys, creator of the open-source code search engine Zoekt, joins Beyang Liu, co-founder and CTO of Sourcegraph, to discuss the agonizing experience with Perforce that drove Han-Wen to build his first dev tool, explain the value of coding on trains and planes, and share the story of how building code search nearly inspired a street named after him in Sweden. Along the way, Han-Wen offers an inside look at the history behind some of Google’s most famous dev tools, such as Bl...
2021-11-091h 07
The Sourcegraph PodcastTaking the warts off C, with Andrew Kelley, creator of the Zig Software FoundationHow do you improve on C? In this episode of the Sourcegraph Podcast, Andrew Kelley, creator of the Zig programming language and the founder and president of the Zig Software Foundation, joins Beyang Liu, co-founder and CTO of Sourcegraph and special guest Stephen Gutekanst, software engineer at Sourcegraph, to talk about what it takes to create a new programming language. Along the way, Andrew shares how programmers can get funding for their side projects and hobbies, why conditional compilation exposes philosophical differences between Zig and C, and explains why and how Zig can be faster than both C and...
2021-10-191h 12
The Sourcegraph PodcastMaking security more accessible for developers, with Sam Scott, co-founder and CTO of OsoHow do you make security, a topic that often requires a PhD to understand, accessible to your average developer? In this episode of the Sourcegraph Podcast, Sam Scott, co-founder and CTO of Oso, a batteries-included library for building authorization into your application, comes on the podcast to explain to Beyang Liu, CTO at Sourcegraph, his vision for the future of security development. Along the way, Sam also shares how he got started in cryptography, explains why they pivoted Oso from infrastructure to application authorization, and shows Beyang how you can use Oso to build an authorization model with just 26...
2021-10-121h 27
The Sourcegraph PodcastRedesigning the future of feature flags, with Ivar Østhus and Egil Østhus, co-founders of UnleashWhat’s the future of feature flags? On this episode of the Sourcegraph Podcast, Brothers Ivar Østhus and Egil Østhus, co-founders of Unleash, join Sourcegraph co-founder and CTO Beyang Liu to discuss their open source project and open core company. In this episode of the Sourcegraph Podcast, Ivar and Egil talk about their histories in programming and open source, share the inspiration for turning a side project into a full-time job, and dissect the current state, as well as the future of, the feature flag market. Along the way, Ivar and Egil share an intimate look at their growing comp...
2021-09-301h 11
The Sourcegraph PodcastDesigning delightful docs, with Orta Therox, TypeScript Compiler Engineer at MicrosoftHow do you design software docs and websites that both intrigue and educate? As a contributor to popular projects like React Native, Jest, Prettier, and TypeScript, Orta Therox has prioritized design for visual engagement, accessibility, and learning. In this episode of the Sourcegraph Podcast, Orta talks about the importance of engaging docs, how experimentation fuels learning and engineering in TypeScript, and how developers can write better code examples with Shiki Twoslash, a project he developed and designed. Along the way, Orta also shares his own story of getting into code and the odd way he was hired on Microsoft's...
2021-09-141h 07The Swyx MixtapeReact Native's Near Death Experience [Christopher Chedeau]Listen to the Sourcegraph podcast: https://about.sourcegraph.com/podcast/christopher-chedeau/ (~28mins in)Lessons learned:Hackathon is important for intrapreneurshipNear Death moment requires leap of faithSolve People Problems with Technology, not just technology problemsTranscript [00:00:00] swyx: I'm continuing my exploration of how technologies get adopted. And recently there was a really good interview of Christopher shadow by Beyang Liu on the source graph podcast. So I really had to feature it. this tells the story of the invention and adoption of react native internally within Facebook. And the context to this i...
2021-09-0912 min
The Sourcegraph PodcastConnecting the right ideas with the right people, with Christopher Chedeau, creator of Excalidraw, co-creator of React NativeOn the eve of the pandemic, Christopher Chedeau was procrastinating performance reviews at Facebook and decided to hack together a simple drawing app. That weekend project became Excalidraw, an open-source virtual whiteboard so popular that its users have basically demanded a startup form around it so that they can bring it to work. In this episode of the Sourcegraph Podcast, Christopher tells the backstory of Excalidraw's meteoric rise, as well as his story of joining Facebook and coming to America, and tales from the early days of React and how React Native was born.Show notes & transcript...
2021-08-311h 02
The Sourcegraph PodcastDecomposing a massive Rails monolith with Kirsten Westeinde, software development manager at ShopifyWhat’s it like to deconstruct one of the largest Rails codebases (3 million lines of code, 500,000+ lifetime commits, 40,000 files) on the planet? And why didn’t Shopify follow the standard path to microservices, but instead chose to modularize their monolith? In this episode, Kirsten Westeinde, software development manager at Shopify, describes how her team led the charge in refactoring and re-architecting Shopify's massive codebase, sharing the winding path they took to make this massive change and the way they tackled both the technical and human side of this challenge.Show notes & transcript: https://about.sourcegraph.com/podcast/refa...
2021-08-1751 min
The Sourcegraph PodcastThe future of the code economy, with Devon Zuegel, creator of GitHub SponsorsDevon Zuegel, the creator of GitHub Sponsors, tells the story of how an email rant to Nat Friedman on the eve of Microsoft's acquisition of GitHub turned into the most popular way to fund open source. She also shares her thoughts on different models of paying for software and where the future of the code economy is headed.Show notes & transcript: about.sourcegraph.com/podcast/devon-zuegel/Sourcegraph: about.sourcegraph.com
2021-08-051h 12The Sourcegraph PodcastDeveloper Onboarding Part 2: Limor Bergman, PowerToFly and Digital OceanIn this episode, we cover part two of our series on developer onboarding with Limor Bergman. Limor's career spans many storied companies: she's been an engineering manager at Sun Microsystems and VMware, director of engineering of Digital Ocean's cloud computing division, and is now the director of mentorship at PowerToFly where she helps women in technology uplevel and make big career moves. She shares with us her approach to ensuring knowledge transfer, how to onboard people into legacy code, and talks about what has changed over the past 20 years for software engineers.
2021-07-1424 minThe Sourcegraph PodcastDeveloper Onboarding Part 3: Jean du Plessis, Director of Engineering, SourcegraphFor the final segment of our three-part series on developer onboarding, we chat with our very own Jean du Plessis, director of engineering at Sourcegraph. Jean talks about the role checklists can play in onboarding, why context is king for coders, how to facilitate context transfer, and how software engineering can seem like one part adventure, one part archeology. We also touch on the topic of continuous onboarding, and how it relates to general developer productivity.
2021-07-1423 minThe Sourcegraph PodcastDeveloper Onboarding Part 1: Ryan Djurovich, DevOps Manager, XeroWe're kicking off a new season of the Sourcegraph podcast with a three-part series discussing how engineering leaders onboard new teammates. First up is a guest from season one, Ryan Djurovich, DevOps Manager at Xero, one of the largest accounting software companies in the world. He talks about how to strike the right balance between autonomy and consistency, the importance of tools in the process, and how to foster a high-trust environment. Show notes and transcript: https://about.sourcegraph.com/podcast/onboarding-ryan-djurovich
2021-06-3025 min
Tech Lead Journal#34 - Improving Developers’ Productivity With Universal Code Search and Sourcegraph - Beyang Liu“Developer productivity is not lines of code written. It’s not the number of commits. It has to do with the ultimate problem you’re solving and the users that you’re solving it for."
Beyang Liu is the CTO and co-founder of Sourcegraph, a developer tools company that brings universal code search capability for developers. In this episode, Beyang shared with me his perspective about developers’ productivity and how we should go about measuring developers’ productivity, including the danger of measuring productivity by using proxy metrics. We then discussed the rationale for universal code search and why he think...
2021-04-121h 00
Software at ScaleSoftware at Scale 9 - Beyang Liu: CTO, SourcegraphBeyang Liu is the CTO and co-founder of Sourcegraph, a code search and intelligence tool for developers. He used to be a software engineer at Palantir, and a research assistant at Stanford University.Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google PodcastsHighlights1:00 - The story behind Sourcegraph6:12 - How is Sourcegraph different from a tool like grep (or ripgrep)?14:25 - Social code search via links are a bigger deal than one might imagine17:00 - Engineering challenges in building Sourcegraph. 29:30 - The product feedback loop38:30 - Th...
2021-02-151h 22The Sourcegraph PodcastKelsey Hightower, Kubernetes and Google CloudAs an engineer at Puppet, CoreOS, and Google Cloud, Kelsey Hightower has been at the forefront of new deployment technologies over the past decade. Along the way, he has built tools like confd, created learning resources like Kubernetes The Hard Way, co-founded KubeCon, and taught multitudes of people about containers, infrastructure as code, service meshes, and the operating system of the cloud.In this conversation, Kelsey talks about how he learns new technologies, shares stories over the course of Kubernetes history, and explains how one might make sense of the varied ecosystem of infrastructure tools ("engineering organizations...
2020-12-1659 minThe Sourcegraph PodcastPeter Pezaris, CEO of CodestreamPeter Pezaris is the CEO and founder of Codestream, an editor plugin that's bringing code discussions and communication into your IDE. Codestream is starting by bringing GitHub PRs into your editor, but it has a novel vision for knowledge sharing that goes well beyond that. We talk about that vision, the shortcomings of existing communication tools for developers, and the challenges of building a uniform user experience on top of multiple editor APIs.Show notes and transcript: https://about.sourcegraph.com/podcast/peter-pezaris
2020-11-1656 minThe Sourcegraph PodcastJonathan Carter (LostInTangent), GitHub Codespaces, Visual Studio Live Share, CodeTourJonathan Carter (a.k.a. LostInTangent) is the principal program manager at Microsoft for VS Code Liveshare, GitHub Codespaces, and IntelliCode. We talk about how Liveshare is opening up new possibilities in pair programming, how Codespaces aims to reduce a key source of developer friction, and how he and his team want to enable more developers to say "yes" to the question, "Why not now?" Jonathan also talks about building dev tools in his spare time, including his latest project, Code Tour, a VS Code extension that lets you create guided tours through your codebase.Show notes...
2020-11-0956 minThe Sourcegraph PodcastAndrew Gallant, creator of ripgrepAndrew Gallant (a.k.a. BurntSushi) is the creator of ripgrep, a popular command-line search tool that powers the search box in VS Code. Andrew tells me how ripgrep began, explains why it's faster than GNU grep and other grep alternatives, and gets into the nitty-gritty of regex optimization.We also discuss another matter near and dear to both of us: Linux window management. Andrew talks about what he likes about Go and Haskell and why Rust is his current go-to programming language, and finally he shares a humorous anecdote involving algorithms, technical recruiting, and everyone's favorite...
2020-11-021h 08The Sourcegraph PodcastSyrus Akbary, CEO of WasmerSyrus Akbary is the founder and CEO of Wasmer, the startup behind the open-source web assembly runtime that's doing for WebAssembly what Docker did for LXC. Syrus explains what WebAssembly is, why it matters outside your browser, and how it compares to other virtualization technologies. He shares the pains that motivated him to look into WebAssembly and eventually led him to create a new WebAssembly runtime and a new company around it. We dive deep into WebAssembly as a technology, its portability and performance characteristics, and talk about the importance of prioritizing community and developer experience when building new...
2020-10-021h 00The Sourcegraph PodcastMichael Stapelberg, creator of i3, Debian Code Search, and distriMichael Stapelberg shares with us a multitude of experiences and contributions across the Go and Linux open-source communities. Highlights include creating the popular window manager i3, building Debian Code Search, and researching fast package management for Linux with distri. Thorsten Ball, author of Writing a Compiler in Go and Writing an Interpreter in Go, joins. The three of us talk about the importance of developer experience to open-source communities, how code search changes how you work, and how to decide when to build something new.Show notes and transcript: https://about.sourcegraph.com/podcast/michael-stapelberg
2020-09-081h 00The Sourcegraph PodcastMatt Holt, creator of CaddyMatt Holt is the author of many popular projects in the Go open-source world, among them the popular Caddy web server, which pioneered support for HTTP/2 and might still be the only major web server to support automatic TLS by default.Matt talks about his motivations for creating Caddy, how the project grew and evolved over time, what it was like to do a complete rewrite from Caddy v1 to v2, and the challenges of maintaining a very popular open-source project. He also talks about his latest project, a TCP multiplexer called Project Conncept.Show...
2020-09-0159 minThe Sourcegraph PodcastThorsten Klein, creator of k3dThorsten Klein is the creator of k3d, a tool that lets you run a lightweight Kubernetes cluster (k3s) inside a single Docker container. This makes it much easier to spin up a Kubernetes cluster in places like your dev environment, your CI pipeline, or a low-resource environment like a Raspberry Pi.Thorsten is a DevOps engineer at Trivago, where he works on developer experience for a team that maintains a set of bare-metal Kubernetes clusters. We chat about the ways in which developers are using k3d, Thorsten's motivations and inspirations for writing it, and...
2020-08-261h 00The Sourcegraph PodcastRijnard van Tonder, creator of CombyRijnard van Tonder is the creator of Comby, a pattern-matching syntax and command-line tool that offers a more expressive and more user-friendly alternative to regular expressions for many common patterns in code.Rijnard was previously a PhD student at Carnegie Mellon University, and we chat about the state of the art in static analysis and automated bug-fixing, new tools made in industry like Pyre and Sapienz, and what place machine learning has in the world of developer tools.Show notes: https://about.sourcegraph.com/podcast/rijnard-van-tonder/notesRate this podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com...
2020-08-031h 042020-07-271h 10Software Engineering DailySourceGraph: Code Search and Intelligence with Beyang LiuA large codebase cannot be searched with naive indexing algorithms. In order to search through a codebase the size of Uber’s it is necessary to build a much more sophisticated indexing system than simple pure text search.SourceGraph is a system for universal code search. It allows developers to more easily onboard to a new codebase, make large refactors, and perform other tasks. SourceGraph can integrate with source control systems, IDEs, and other tools to fit comfortably into an engineer’s workflow.Beyang Liu is a co-founder of SourceGraph and he joins the show to t...
2020-07-2255 minThe Sourcegraph PodcastYves Junqueira and John EwartYves Junqeira and John Ewart are co-founders of YourBase, a build and test runner service that accelerates testing and CI by understanding the implicit dependency graph of your builds. YourBase integrates with most major build tools and employs system call analysis and static language analysis to infer the build dependency structure without the need for manual configuration. It then uses this information to parallelize and cache builds, yielding significant performance improvements.Yves and John reflect on their experiences working as SRE inside Google and SWE inside Amazon and how writing code is different inside these organizations, both...
2020-07-201h 09The Sourcegraph PodcastLuke Hoban, CTO of Pulumi, co-founder of TypeScriptIf you write code on the modern web, it's almost certain that your life has been shaped significantly by Luke Hoban's work. Luke has worked on developer tools his entire career. He started out on Visual Studio, C#, and .NET in the early 2000s, later joined the ECMAScript standards body as a representative of Microsoft, and then became one of the co-founders of the TypeScript programming language. Today, he is the CTO of Pulumi, an infrastructure-as-code company that lets you write your deployment config as code in your favorite language.Luke shares stories from the early days...
2020-07-131h 16The Sourcegraph PodcastEvan Culver of SegmentEvan Culver builds developer tools at Segment, a customer data platform that lets product managers and software teams understand their users through data.Evan's career has spanned many years up and down the software stack, from frontend UI development to infrastructure and ops. For the past five years, his focus has been developer tooling and infrastructure, having worked on these during his tenure at Uber during its hypergrowth years and now on the dev tools team at Segment, where his charter is to "empower the engineers of Segment with the tools to automate, optimize, and streamline their...
2020-07-061h 01The Sourcegraph PodcastCharity Majors, CTO and founder of HoneycombCharity Majors is the founder and CTO of Honeycomb, an observability tool that combines logs, traces, metrics, and all the relevant data about the production state of your application into a single dataset that can be explored in one place. Charity tells Beyang about how Honeycomb derives its definition of observability for software systems from its original definition in control theory, and how observability differs from monitoring and logging. She shares war stories from her time keeping systems online at Facebook and Parse, gives her predictions about how the landscape of observability and monitoring tools will evolve, and discusses...
2020-06-291h 10The Sourcegraph PodcastRyan Djurovich of Xero and CloudlfareRyan Djurovich is a DevOps manager at Xero and former manager of the DevTools team at Cloudflare. He shares with Quinn how he has seen the landscape of Continuous Integration and Delivery (CI/CD) tools change over the years, the three waves of CI/CD, and where he thinks testing and build tools are headed in the future.Notes and transcript: https://about.sourcegraph.com/podcast/ryan-djurovich
2020-06-221h 35The Sourcegraph PodcastDavid Cramer, CTO and founder of SentryDavid Cramer talks about creating Sentry as an open-source side project, maintaining it while working full-time at Dropbox, and ultimately growing it into one of today's leading application error monitoring tools. We chat about the emergence of new computing platforms, his thoughts on what's truly new and what's just marketing-speak for old ideas, and how he sees the landscape of observability and monitoring tools evolving in the future.Notes and transcript: https://about.sourcegraph.com/podcast/david-cramer
2020-06-151h 15The Sourcegraph PodcastIntroducing the Sourcegraph PodcastWelcome to the Sourcegraph podcast, a new show about developer tools and their creators. Over the next couple of weeks, we'll be publishing conversations with people we think are some of the best and brightest minds working on tools and infrastructure for developers. Here's a partial lineup:Luke Hoban, co-founder and CTO of Pulumi, co-founder of TypeScript, formerly program manager at MicrosoftRyan Djurovich, dev tools and DevOps leader at Xero, formerly CloudflareCharity Majors, co-founder and CTO of Honeycomb, formerly infrastructure tech lead at Parse and FacebookEvan Culver...
2020-06-0802 min![Code[ish]](https://static.libsyn.com/p/assets/2/5/0/7/2507fc14eec7838cd959afa2a1bf1c87/image_1-20250625-5j1fw7zrym.png)
Code[ish]GopherCon 2019 Spotlight, Part 2Aaron Schlesinger is the core maintainer on Athens, an open source on-prem module proxy. He walks through the history of packages and modules in Go, and introduces how Athens satisfies the needs of developers. Go modules allow you to serve up a Go project's dependencies via an API; Athens implements that API--and integrates with other implementations of the API as well--to simplify dependency management, no matter where the code is stored. Beyang Liu is the CTO and co-founder of Sourcegraph, a company that focuses on developer tools. They use Go to build high-performance code search, code intelligence...
2019-09-0524 minThe Changelog: Software Development, Open SourceSourcegraph the 'Google for Code' (Interview)Beyang Liu, the CTO and co-founder of Sourcegraph, joined the show to talk about the backstory of Sourcegraph, how it works, how they’re aiming to be the ‘Google for Code’, ideas around offline support for code search, how it’s licensed, and their new software license called Fair Source.
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2016-08-261h 30Changelog InterviewsSourcegraph the 'Google for Code'Beyang Liu, the CTO and co-founder of Sourcegraph, joined the show to talk about the backstory of Sourcegraph, how it works, how they’re aiming to be the ‘Google for Code’, ideas around offline support for code search, how it’s licensed, and their new software license called Fair Source.
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2016-08-261h 30
Go Time: Golang, Software EngineeringBeyang Liu on Go at Sourcegraph and Writing Better CodeBeyang Liu from Sourcegraph joins the show to talk about Go at Sourcegraph and their code insight and language analysis tools for writing better code. We also get an understanding of what Sourcegraph is and the many ways to integrate it into your workflow.
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2016-08-1052 min