I'm Jieren, creator of SourceScape. SourceScape is a query engine for source code that lets you build up constraints for the code you want to see, much like a SQL query. You can also think of it as a very fast no-code builder for static analysis checks.
Throughout my career, I've always felt that there was this gap in our ability to dig through source code quickly. Text search is good, but very unreliable. Static analysis takes too long to write. I wanted something that could, for example, find all `.create calls from any instance of UserServiceClient` with 100% accuracy, and quickly.
Earlier this year, I was working on a microservices logging migration that took way longer than it should have. The frustrations I encountered on that project around coordination and verification of the migration became the impetus for me to build SourceScape.
I'm Jieren, creator of SourceScape. SourceScape is a query engine for source code that lets you build up constraints for the code you want to see, much like a SQL query. You can also think of it as a very fast no-code builder for static analysis checks.
Throughout my career, I've always felt that there was this gap in our ability to dig through source code quickly. Text search is good, but very unreliable. Static analysis takes too long to write. I wanted something that could, for example, find all `.create calls from any instance of UserServiceClient` with 100% accuracy, and quickly.
Earlier this year, I was working on a microservices logging migration that took way longer than it should have. The frustrations I encountered on that project around coordination and verification of the migration became the impetus for me to build SourceScape.
Would love to get your thoughts on this.