blog: Add scip-clang announcement #6229
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It's looking good @varungandhi-src , I think we should celebrate more what it brings to the customer experience.
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@scalabilitysolved @varungandhi-src Just reviewed! I left some small suggestions to add line breaks, for some reason our website renders lists with poor spacing unless you add breaks at the end of them.
The post looks great to me for the persona of folks who are already indexing their C/C++ code and are deeply familiar with lsif-clang. For folks who aren't yet familiar, how would you feel about adding a section describing why this matters to them and what they'd gain if they were to start indexing their code?
Kind of like: "For teams with C/C++ code that are not yet indexing that code, indexing with scip-clang can provide significant upgrades..." etc.
That group may need some kind of guidance on how to get started with indexing too (maybe pointing to docs?) but I think that would go a long way to make sure they understand what this release means for them and where to go next.
I've added a paragraph + some bullet points for this. Can you take a second look?
I've linked to the scip-clang README twice, once at the beginning, and once under "try out scip-clang". The README contains adoption instructions. Do you think I need to highlight it differently or is that sufficient? |
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The video demo is a nice touch @varungandhi-src, concise and shows the main features off. |
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