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I just received and reviewed the latest iteration of the Coding Sans annual State of Software Development report. It’s a small annual event I actually look forward to for a couple reasons. First, I’m a data-junkie so any well-done pdf with interesting data will get my attention. But more importantly, I find their report consistently reaffirms a sense of purpose... CodeStream’s purpose. Let me explain.

CodeStream’s GitLab integration for Intellij IDEA, WebStorm, PyCharm and all JetBrains IDEs is now publicly available. The integration, which works with both GitLab Cloud and GitLab Self-Managed, lets you create, review, and merge GitLab merge requests without ever leaving your IDE. All with full source-tree and full file access, your favorite keybindings, and all the code intelligence embedded in your development environment.

This is the week of Platzi Demo Day. This is the first time that I have been invited to participate in the event and would first like to thank Freddy and Christian for the opportunity to join the jury that will select the winners. Platzi’s mission is amazing and I am anxious to contribute to it. As I was thinking about the entrepreneur’s path while evaluating the startups I decided to write down a few thoughts and share them. Here I will offer a personal perspective on how four key concepts interact to produce the entrepreneurs that transform our lives. It’s a great time to be an entrepreneur in Latin America.

Next to each feedback request and codemark a message indicator will indicate how many replies there are to the item. If blue it means there are unread replies. Just a dot means it’s a new item that you haven’t seen before. With the new indicators you can more easily stay up to date on the conversations that are most important to you.

CodeStream’s GitLab integration for VS Code, Visual Studio, Atom and all JetBrains IDEs is now publicly available. The integration, which works with both GitLab Cloud and GitLab Self-Managed, lets you create, review, and merge GitLab merge requests without ever leaving your IDE. All with full source-tree and full file access, your favorite keybindings, and all the code intelligence embedded in your development environment.

Be sure to listen to the lastest WorldatWork Work in Progress podcast, Making Fantasies Come True: an Entrepreneurs Amazing Journey. The episode features CodeStream CEO Peter Pezaris discussing what it takes to lead and build a vibrant company, and his good fortune in being joined at every stop along the way by his best coding buds from college.