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On the twelfth day of Koders my search engine gave to me . . .
These past weeks, we have been tweeting and blogging daily about the search terms and projects that are the most useful to our Koders.com user community – see below.  We said we would deliver a surprise and we have!

First, we have added about 100 million LOC (lines of code) and Koders.com has officially broken the 2.5 billion barrier. We have billions more in the Black Duck KnowledgeBase that we have collected from over 4,500 Internet sites. Our goal is to make our KB, the most comprehensive store of open source project information and code and we have a team dedicated to both manual and automatic collection of code. Our goal is to make the code in the KnowledgeBase available as a free resource for the global development community.

Second, we are going to productize the code search in Koders so that developers can apply search to their own code – inside the firewall. We believe that code search is the most significant productivity boost for software developers to come along in quite a while. We’re calling it Black Duck Code Sight™ and you’ll be able to download and use it free of charge on 5 million or less lines of code, plus it will be upgradeable to an Enterprise Edition. If you like Koders.com, just wait until you experience Code Sight.

Developers interested in being notified about the availability of the free or enterprise version of Black Duck Code Sight can register at: www.blackducksoftware.com/code-sight

On the eleventh day of Koders my search engine gave to me . . .
The most popular Ruby language keyword that developers searched for on Koders.com was socket. The most downloaded file was echo_cli.rb from the RubyPKI project. The most viewed Ruby language project on Koders.com was Dango.

Each day for the next 12 days, we are going to tweet the hottest search keywords and projects that developers are viewing on Koders.com, the internet’s leading code search engine. On the 12th day, we have a little surprise for our developer community. Stay tuned and Happy Holidays from the team at Black Duck Software!

On the tenth day of Koders my search engine gave to me . . .
The most popular Delphi language keyword that developers searched for on Koders.com was thread. The most downloaded file was IcsMD5.pas from the Simple Reverse Proxy (pxy)(pxy) project. The most viewed Delphi language project on Koders.com was FreePascal.

Each day for the next 12 days, we are going to tweet the hottest search keywords and projects that developers are viewing on Koders.com, the internet’s leading code search engine. On the 12th day, we have a little surprise for our developer community. Stay tuned and Happy Holidays from the team at Black Duck Software!

On the ninth day of Koders my search engine gave to me . . .
The most popular C# language keyword that developers searched for on Koders.com was gridview. The most downloaded file was socketMembers.cs from the Networking .NET Class Library – NetCl project. The most viewed C# language project on Koders.com was ImageMaster.

Each day for the next 12 days, we are going to tweet the hottest search keywords and projects that developers are viewing on Koders.com, the internet’s leading code search engine. On the 12th day, we have a little surprise for our developer community. Stay tuned and Happy Holidays from the team at Black Duck Software!

On the eighth day of Koders my search engine gave to me . . .
The most popular SQL language keyword that developers searched for on Koders.com was oracle. The most downloaded file was Create Trigger Basic Template.sql from the sqlWebArchitect project.  The most viewed SQL language project on Koders.com was sqlWebArchitect.

Each day for the next 12 days, we are going to tweet the hottest search keywords and projects that developers are viewing on Koders.com, the internet’s leading code search engine. On the 12th day, we have a little surprise for our developer community. Stay tuned and Happy Holidays from the team at Black Duck Software!