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Krugle - the developer's search engine
by David Chartier Jul 30th 2006 at 11:00AM
Search engines are great, but what if you're a developer looking for very specific results: code, and sites about code? A new search engine called Krugle might just be the answer. It offers three separate search options: one for code, another called 'Tech Pages' for code documentation, forums and knowledgebase articles, and a third called 'Projects' which, as you might guess, helps developers track down open source projects. Users can even specify which language they're working with and whether they want to filter results from code comments, function calls, class definitions and more.
While I am no developer, this looks like a great tool for the code ninjas amongst us. Krugle is even hiring, too. Are there any DLS readers who have a developer alter-ego? Sound off if you think Krugle is doing you any good.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Pete Rossetti said 2:07PM on 7-30-2006
Well for myself - I think its a great resource - it works really fast now its out of beta.
Pete
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c00i90wn said 2:34PM on 8-02-2006
I'll have to test this one out, till now I've been using a nice source code search engine called Koders ( http://www.koders.com/ ) it would be nice if someone who have used both can share their experiencies, I'll come to check out the comments again :) Thanks for the tip on Krugle.
Best Regards,
c00i90wn
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