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Brilliant Idea. I had something similar in mind sometime ago. This can be extended to do more. What knowledge graph (graph tech) you use underneath?


Glad to hear we share similar thoughts! The knowledge graph was created by analyzing 240K CS papers and it is being continuously updated with new papers.


Go is definitely a good option. Also try Rust, its a system programming language that is the closest to C. It will be super fast if you don't abuse the functional constructs that the language provides :)


Is it possible to distribute Rust `app` as easy as Go? I mean can you write one code and run on all platforms with zero dependencies?

P.S. I'm not proGo, just have near to zero knowledge about Rust.


If the functional constructs are slow, it's a bug. Iterators often compile to identical assembly as for loops, for example.


I guess its only for php applications. Right?


Dont you think CodeShip is a bit expensive? Also, I am keen on platform that works well with teams.


Codeship founder here, would love to get more feedback. What's your use case / team size? What price would be right?


Actually your org/team is similar to github structure which makes sense. How many users have you got? I think the pricing is a bit too high. Using containers only for all heavy lifting I presume.. :)


I am actually liking codeship. Let me try and push it to my team too.. \o/


yes, heroku is good. But I am talking about using my own cloud providers. Like DO or AWS.


You can try Convox. Seems to have all the stuff offered by Heroku, plus you can deploy in your own AWS servers.


Will give it a shot. I previously tried convox, UI wasnt that great. Its a FOSS though.


How does this work? you look at the total commits a person has done in a particular language?


This is too good. I'd use it all the time.


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