Here’s Ken Krugler, showing off the search engine for developers named “Krugle.” It’s like Google, but much better for developers. They just announced a partnership with Yahoo too.
Here’s a previous post I made where I talked about my impressions of Krugle after doing this interview.
Mr. Krugler and team have done an INCREDIBLE job! I’ve used their engine a couple of times for some XCode problems I ran into and they bailed me out in super short order by connecting me to the “source” so much faster than any of the other engines. High quality Vertical Search is absolutely essential going forward (iMDB for instance).
BTW, unless they’ve changed things up… they’re using Lucene/Nutch for their indexing. Open Source and super scalable. We’re using it for our nearly million documents large vertical search petroleum geology archive. It’s awesome stuff.
Mr. Krugler and team have done an INCREDIBLE job! I’ve used their engine a couple of times for some XCode problems I ran into and they bailed me out in super short order by connecting me to the “source” so much faster than any of the other engines. High quality Vertical Search is absolutely essential going forward (iMDB for instance).
BTW, unless they’ve changed things up… they’re using Lucene/Nutch for their indexing. Open Source and super scalable. We’re using it for our nearly million documents large vertical search petroleum geology archive. It’s awesome stuff.
This looks extreamly promising
This looks extreamly promising
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How many develpers named Krugle exist?
How many develpers named Krugle exist?
[...] buy your service and you don’t respond? Not good. Then I read today that they partnered with Yahoo! to do their developer code search. I sure hope Yahoo! is paying them enough to survive, otherwise [...]
Thanks!
Indeed, we have built Krugle’s search capabilities on top of the Lucene/Hadoop/Nutch open-source projects.
Thanks!
Indeed, we have built Krugle’s search capabilities on top of the Lucene/Hadoop/Nutch open-source projects.