Whatever was in my system has finally passed (out the right oriface too!) and I'm feeling much better.
Hey Sean,
I had 5 minutes to myself this month from work and found krugle.com, a
code-search engine.
Ever hear of it? Worth blogging about?
Nope, I haven't heard of that particular one (and I tried it, pretty
sweet), but I have heard of a few other ones, such as koders, Programming Langauge Research Engine and
even Google's Code
Search.
Now, Programming Language
Research Engine is based upon Google Co-op, which allows you to
make a highly targetted search engine—I wonder how many of the other
source code engines are based upon that?
You have my permission to link freely to any entry here. Go
ahead, I won't bite. I promise.
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