Open source search engine trawls free code

[tomleem]

"A small software start-up has gone massive, releasing a search engine aimed at open source developers that can churn through 190m lines of public code.

Koders, based in Santa Monica, California, trawled through open source software repositories hosted by universities and consortiums and groups such as Apache, Mozilla, Novell Forge and SourceForge. In so doing, it collected a large chunk of existing open source projects, the language they're written in and the licenses governing their use. Developers are expected to use the Koders.com search engine to identify available packages more quickly."
http://www.koders.com/

I wonder if ReactOS would show up on the list(?).

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[mf]

It does. http://www.koders.com/info.aspx?c=Proje ... 5UG3ECEGCB

[Dr. Fred]

That's only rosapps. And it's not up to date. But it could be a greate way to search the source of ros. (much faster then Windows Search)

[Sami]

That's only rosapps. And it's not up to date. But it could be a greate way to search the source of ros. (much faster then Windows Search)

+ another place for people to find out about ReactOS -project

[Sami]

So what do you think about that? Should ReactOS be added to http://www.koders.com/ index