Krugle

Krugle is a search engine that is aimed at programmers and other developers. It allows reusable source code, for example those with an open- source license to search. The name of the search engine and the software manufacturer of the same name is derived from the name of the company co-founder Ken Krugler.

The search engines coder and Codefetch and others pursuing similar concepts. Krugle wanted to distance themselves from these search engines, especially by the ways " that developers can add comments to the code and documentation, and bookmark collections of search results in a " workspace " can be secured with tabs and its own URL. "

In addition to the free search engine via web interface, there is also an independent fee-based application that is sold under the name Krugl - Enterprise. This application is aimed primarily at developers and teams can be configured for various development systems such as ClearCase, Perforce, Microsoft Team Foundation Server and Subversion. Krugle Enterprise 2.0 was released in February 2008.