Poetically simple code review

(Note: if you want to skip the poetry and just check out the project, click here)

Begin code review. Too many lines, what to do? Hmm. LGTM?

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No more git cloning, no more grepping and moaning. Just point, click, review.

(P.S. with Go support, and TypeScript and JavaScript in beta  — more langs on the way.)

P.P.S. Each stanza of this post was a haiku. If you think there's something poetic about good code and good code reviews, follow us on Twitter or check out Sourcegraph.

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