Krugle will be attending JavaOne this week in San Francisco. Come by and see us – we’ll be at booth 409, Tuesday through Thursday.

Java is a big deal here at Krugle – so we’re looking forward to this week’s activities.

Major portions of our enterprise and public search products were created with Java. Some of our most outspoken and passionate developers are “pure” Java heads (to keep the .net contingent honest).

Java code collectively represents the largest body of code in the Krugle public code index - over 37% of the 2.5+ billion lines of public code searchable at www.krugle.org are Java. Java related searches constitute the majority of queries each month, surpassing c++/c queries in second place and significantly outdistancing Fortran and Erlang – go figure!

To get the week started, we thought our Java users would be interested to see the Krugle top 10 Java queries at www.krugle.org. Here’s the list for April. Click any link below to view the search results for the query.

Krugle Public Site Top 10 Java Queries - April 2008

1. j2me
2. hadoop
3. swing
4. superwaba
5. dozer
6. spring
7. junit testrunner textui
8. textui tools
9. lucene
10. acegi

It seems like just yesterday that we launched the Krugle public site, that Google launched Google Code Search, and Koders began actively marketing its public and enterprise code search products.
You — along with hundreds of thousands of other developers –- came, began using code search and helped drive the category into the future. […]

Dev2Dev CodeShare, the developer network community centered around BEA products, now provides a way for developers to submit their open source code repositories and compressed code archives to be indexed and made searchable by Krugle. Check out the Dev2Dev announcement.
We’re thrilled that Dev2Dev CodeShare now joins other leading developer networks that are supported by Krugle, […]