Neat way to present Caddy…but Sourcegraph itself looks pretty interesting. Does anyone have any experience with it to share? It looks like a great way to document and navigate a codebase.
It looks like a great way to document and navigate a codebase.
Yeah, some of our customers use Notebooks for onboarding new hires.
Before I joined I used it to monitor code containing the name of the CNCF project I was maintaining at the time. Since joining I’ve been using it for batch changes (https://about.sourcegraph.com/blog/batch-changes-ospo) and other tasks. If you have any other questions let me know her or our Discord.
This is tangential, but does anyone know of a key combination to switch between light and dark modes on websites that don’t (seemingly at least) have a dedicated button on the site? I know I can open the developer tools in Firefox, the browser I’m using, and click on “Toggle light/dark color scheme simulation for the page”, but I would like to spare myself the extra effort of opening the developer tools, plus the change doesn’t persist for me after closing the developer tools.
Neat way to present Caddy…but Sourcegraph itself looks pretty interesting. Does anyone have any experience with it to share? It looks like a great way to document and navigate a codebase.
Sourcegrapher here.
Yeah, some of our customers use Notebooks for onboarding new hires.
Before I joined I used it to monitor code containing the name of the CNCF project I was maintaining at the time. Since joining I’ve been using it for batch changes (https://about.sourcegraph.com/blog/batch-changes-ospo) and other tasks. If you have any other questions let me know her or our Discord.
This is tangential, but does anyone know of a key combination to switch between light and dark modes on websites that don’t (seemingly at least) have a dedicated button on the site? I know I can open the developer tools in Firefox, the browser I’m using, and click on “Toggle light/dark color scheme simulation for the page”, but I would like to spare myself the extra effort of opening the developer tools, plus the change doesn’t persist for me after closing the developer tools.
If you are okay with using an extension, DarkReader can do that for you. You can configure it to a decent extent.
Yeah, I would avoid that if at all possible, but still thanks for suggesting!
I agree. There should be a way to toggle this. Sending feedback to the team. https://twitter.com/towernter/status/1520008552429010944
I added a
dark-modesetting to vimb, thinking big browsers already must have it. But it seems they actually don’t. 🤔My current browser already had it.