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CodeStream Wins Best Coding Tool

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CodeStream wins the 2021 DEVIES Award for Best Coding Tool at the world's largest DevTech awards

The Ultimate List of Best Productivity Tools For Developers

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Being an efficient problem-solving tool, Codestream equips developers with features to strengthen the quality of their code base and to streamline development workflows by putting collaboration tools in IDE.

Out Of Office: 65+ Startups Helping You Work From Home

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Despite the recent tailwinds, truly replacing the office experience will require new and better tools. Below, we used CB Insights data to identify over 65 startups working to enable remote work.

6 steps to turn a painful code review into an easy code discussion

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...it’s time to streamline code reviews to help everyone move from dread to alignment.

CodeStream Captures Knowledge About Your Code, Speeds Up Onboarding of New Devs, and Improves Code Quality

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According to the 2018 Stack Overflow developer survey, less than 20% of developers report using internal documentation when trying to address coding issues at work. In fact, some report spending as much as 75% of their time trying to understand the code they inherited, which is often poorly documented

Companies to Watch 2020

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Why we are watching: The company offers a Google Docs-like system of commenting and making suggestions in codebases. This tool allows development teams to share and retain knowledge about their codebase in an intuitive way.

CodeStream on Product Hunt

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CodeStream's cloud-based service and IDE plugins help dev teams discuss, review, and understand code. Enhance your existing services by connecting them to your source tree, and capture knowledge about your codebase while streamlining existing workflows.

8 Companies From YC Winter 2018

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CodeStream is team chat for developers, built directly into your source code editor. For the first time, developers can discuss code where they code. Early reaction to CodeStream has been overwhelmingly positive. During the first public presentation of the product at Developer Week In Oakland CA last month, over 400 companies signed up to try the product.

NYC Seed Funding Holds Steady as 208 Draws to a Close

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The rise of Slack and other chat platforms has changed the way employees communicate and digest information. June.ai is doubling down on this trend by transforming all email communication into a chat-like experience to increase employee engagement, while CodeStream is inserting chat capabilities directly into codebases.

CodeStream, Inc. Announced Today the Completion of its Seed Round of Financing, Led by s28 Capital

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New York City, November 19, 2018 — CodeStream, Inc. announced today that it has raised $3.2M in seed capital to develop and market its toolset for software developers. The investment was led by S28 Capital with participation by PJC. Additional investors include Y Combinator, Steve Sordello, Mark Stein and David Carlick.

CodeStream: Google Docs for Code

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Whenever a developer adds a comment or other information (called a codemark), that knowledge is then shared along with the code it pertains to. This means that any developer working alongside that code at a later date can see that information.

CodeStream wants to move developer chat straight to the source code

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There are tons of services out there from Slack to Jira that are designed to help developers communicate with one another about code issues, but there is a surprising dearth of tools that have been purpose-built to provide communication capabilities right in the IDE where developers work. CodeStream, a member of the Y Combinator Winter 2018, aims to fix that.

CodeStream lets you collaborate and talk directly in VS Code

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Adding comments to your code is nothing new. But what if you could @-mention your co-workers and start a thread about a specific part of your code? Meet CodeStream, a Y Combinator-backed startup that wants to do just that.

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