Show HN: GitPlex – A new Git repo management server with code review
I don't care much about code review, but it's a close enough attractor to the space of code reading that it seems to be draining attention. So let me hijack this topic and post a request for product (I'd write it myself, but priorities... adult life sucks hard).--I dream of a tool that facilitates code reading and exploration. It has some similar features with code review tools, namely:- integration with version control systems- basic semantic search/navigation- looks clean- not meant to be for writing codeBut my dream tool also has following features I haven't seen implemented in any code review tool (or anywhere):- annotations - not just "comments", but the ability to tag lines, to strike them out, highlight, color, scribble on them, etc. - basically anything you'd do with a printout of a code- easy way to review history of a single file (with annotations)- ability to easily bookmark areas / pieces of code and use those bookmarks in comments / annotations- ability for viewing structural diagrams of the codebase- full blown semantic search - who calls, calls who, etc.- project-structure-oriented, not repository-history/commit-orientedBasically, I'd love a tool not for collaboration, but for individual work - a tool that would facilitate exploring and familiarizing yourself with big codebases, as well as empower one when the time comes to do bigger refactorings.Would be doubly useful if I could use it on a tablet, so that I could get up from in front of my computer to go and think about the changes I'm about to make (right now, I end up actually printing code if I have to refactor something very messy).