Krugle, the new Google for developers If you’ve ever had problems
finding code or answers to coding problems using Google, you may want
to take a look at Krugle http://krugle.com/, currently in development. You can sign up to be notified when Krugle goes live at http://krugle.com/beta/.
According to them they are going to “go live” on March 8th, coinciding
with O’Reilly’s Emerging Technology Conference. They also have a blog
at http://www.krugle.net/wordpress/.
Krugle is a new search tool made especially to cater to a developer’s
searching needs. According to their web site Krugle helps you to:
Quickly find source code.
Find source code related to technical information
Save, annotate, and share your search results with others
In addition it will generate API reports that will show how components
communicate between each other. Essentially a list of API calls made by
each component. Helpful when trying to figure out how components
operate in the grand scheme of things.
This tool looks
interesting. I wonder if they will produce a tool to index and allow
search through code that is stored on local machines