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    Nov 11

    Map an entire codebase in just a few clicks. With features designed to support devs across the SDLC, from onboarding to code review. All in one intuitive UI/UX. Try Maps now →

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  2. Nov 12

    OSS Port is the Open-Source Project of the Week! “Getting involved in an project is a great way to build your skills as a developer,” writes , recommending readers go to to find their next project.

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    Nov 11

    A great use of the web editor by to make it easier for people to contribute to their project.

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  4. Nov 11

    From all of us on Team CodeSee—we're proud to support the community as an Partner Sponsor and in our growing community of devs across the 🌎 in ! 💜💜💜

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  5. Nov 11

    In just 60 minutes, join of CodeSee and of to explore some and goodness on today’s OSS Thursdays Twitch stream! ‣

    Image announcement for OSS Thursdays featuring Distribute Aid: "Hacking with GraphQL, Contentful, and Gatsby" with host Ramon huidobro @hola_soy_milk and Taylor Fairbank @borderless_dev on November 11th, 8:30AM PDT at twitch.tv/codeseeio, with the CodeSee logo"
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  6. Nov 11

    To everyone who joined for his talk on streaming with an eye for inclusivity and fun: Thank you 💜 He'll be taking to Twitch today with of at 11:30a EDT! ‣

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  7. Nov 10

    End-to-end review features: See how changes fit into the codebase, with the ability to add Comments and mark sections as 'Reviewed'—all in one intuitive UI/UX.

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  8. Nov 10

    Identify dependencies: Dependencies are visualized between files (even related, unchanged files) in Go, Java, JavaScript, Python, and TypeScript.

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  9. Nov 10

    Intuitive grouping: Code is grouped intuitively in the Map and diff views, so you can review changes based on logic and functionality.

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  10. Nov 10

    Want to explore a new way to review code? Visualize code reviews in the context of your codebase with Review Maps. Click the link below to interact with a Review Map + check out the 🧵 for feature details! ↓↓↓↓↓

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  11. Nov 10

    It's Wednesday. Know what that means? It’s almost time for our OSS Thursdays stream! will partner with of on and . Join them on 11/11 at 8:30 PT on Twitch! ‣

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  12. Nov 9

    “The UX had to be frictionless—we found that GitHub’s integrated tools were a fantastic solution,” said CodeSee engineer Maxime Preaux on the onboarding flow. ✓ out the README to see how we use the web-based editor →

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  13. Nov 9

    Attending ? Team CodeSee’s and are leading + supporting sessions on Day 3! Join them and other pros for guidance to boost your community efforts. The 2021 schedule ↴

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  14. Nov 8

    In this CodeSee Learn post, offers “an un-exhaustive collection of postcard-sized onboarding stories from real developers,” including guidance to “make it better for the devs who come after us.”

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    Nov 5

    "Fall in love with a problem and then validate that the problem is a 'must solve' for others" () on Mapping Your Way to Product-Market Fit 🤩

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  16. Nov 5

    Review code with greater speed and understanding. Identify dependencies. View changes in a code diff. Contextualize, comment on, and submit reviews. All in one intuitive UI/UX. Try Maps now →

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    Nov 4
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  18. Nov 4

    Imagine visualizing a code review in a single click. Interacting with files. Viewing changes in a code diff. Cool, right? Imagine doing it now. ↓↓↓↓↓

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  19. Nov 4

    Speaking with of , CodeSee CEO discusses fundraising by Black women, today: “The rise in Black-focused funds is having some impact on the landscape of venture capital, though there is still much to be done.”

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  20. Nov 3

    From all of us on Team CodeSee—we’re proud to see our CEO, , included in the list of Black women “taking the world of venture capital by storm, raking in more than $1 million in funding for their companies this year.”

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