Black Duck Software acquires Ohloh
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Black Duck Software acquires Ohloh
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Re: Black Duck Software acquires Ohloh
#2http://www.blackducksoftware.com/files/code-label1.jpg
For others though, I'm not sure what the use would be, as they'd probably try to hide it from companies that asked, even though that could kill a deal per: http://www.nytimes.com/external/idg/2010/09/27/27idg-how-to-...
Re: Black Duck Software acquires Ohloh
#3All the notes in the blackducksoftware.com/ohloh/ page talk about making it easier for corporate people to consume free software, not providing services for free software developers.
Re: Black Duck Software acquires Ohloh
#4Boo. I liked Ohloh. OK, it was a proprietary web service, but it had neat things for people who write code. All the notes in the blackducksoftware.com/ohloh/ page talk about making it easier for corporate people to consume free software, not providing services for free software developers.
Re: Black Duck Software acquires Ohloh
#5Boo. I liked Ohloh. OK, it was a proprietary web service, but it had neat things for people who write code. All the notes in the blackducksoftware.com/ohloh/ page talk about making it easier for corporate people to consume free software, not providing services for free software developers.
As far as I can tell, existing Ohloh features and community will stay as is and will remain free as we add more features and enhance the site. Feel free to email me @ blackducksoftware.com if you'd like to ask any specific questions or have ideas/comments/suggestions.
FWIW - I think this FAQ covers a lot of questions - http://www.blackducksoftware.com/ohloh/faq.html
Re: Black Duck Software acquires Ohloh
#6Boo. I liked Ohloh. OK, it was a proprietary web service, but it had neat things for people who write code. All the notes in the blackducksoftware.com/ohloh/ page talk about making it easier for corporate people to consume free software, not providing services for free software developers.
They open sourced some of their stuff though, e.g., the Ohcount project which uses Ragel FSM for counting LOC in a variety of languages (what generates most of statistics in Ohloh).