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Looks cool, but currently just seems to be a "web developer" search engine. Seems they aimed purely for HTML/CSS/JS, which tells me there are legal hurdles gett
by sard420 13y ago
Looks cool, but currently just seems to be a "web developer" search engine. Seems they aimed purely for HTML/CSS/JS, which tells me there are legal hurdles getting anything but freely public facing code. Plus the whole credits thing? holy balls $99/month. Pulls my wallet out... buys coffee.
- boyter 13y agoThere are a few other code search engines which search across publicly available code though if that's what you are looking for. http://code.ohloh.net/ http://code.ohloh.net/ https://github.com/search?q=malloc&type=Code&ref=searchresults https://github.com/search?q=malloc&type=Code&ref=searchresul... http://searchcode.com/ http://searchcode.com/ http://codesearch.debian.net/ http://codesearch.debian.net/ Symbolhound is also quite interesting, http://symbolhound.com/ http://symbolhound.com/ Full disclosure I wrote and maintain searchcode.
- markelliot 13y agoNotably absent from your list is http://grepcode.com http://grepcode.com -- which IMO has one of the best interfaces around, with compiled code docs and some java-centric implementation and invocation links for java code they index.