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Boo. I liked Ohloh. OK, it was a proprietary web service, but it had neat things for people who write code. All the notes in the blackducksoftware.com/ohloh/ p
by wingo 16y ago
Boo. I liked Ohloh. OK, it was a proprietary web service, but it had neat things for people who write code.
All the notes in the blackducksoftware.com/ohloh/ page talk about making it easier for corporate people to consume free software, not providing services for free software developers.
- gluegadget 16y agoThey open sourced some of their stuff though, e.g., the Ohcount project which uses Ragel FSM for counting LOC in a variety of languages (what generates most of statistics in Ohloh).
- ciupicri 16y agoSpeaking of counting LOC there is also sloccount[1]. [1] http://www.dwheeler.com/sloccount http://www.dwheeler.com/sloccount
- amujumdar 16y agoDisclaimer: I work for Black Duck / Ohloh. As far as I can tell, existing Ohloh features and community will stay as is and will remain free as we add more features and enhance the site. Feel free to email me <username> @ blackducksoftware.com if you'd like to ask any specific questions or have ideas/comments/suggestions. FWIW - I think this FAQ covers a lot of questions - http://www.blackducksoftware.com/ohloh/faq.html http://www.blackducksoftware.com/ohloh/faq.html