GoogleWatchBlog » Google Code http://googlewatchblog.in Daily dose of Google (^-^) Fri, 27 Apr 2012 14:45:11 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 Google Code Turns 5 http://googlewatchblog.in/2010/03/google-code-turns-5/ http://googlewatchblog.in/2010/03/google-code-turns-5/#comments Wed, 17 Mar 2010 15:52:51 +0000 GoogleWatchBlog Team http://igooglewatch.com/?p=1064

Happy birthday Google Code. In March 2005, when only 8 API connections were first publicly displayed on Google Code. Now five years later, the figure has exceeded 60. In addition, there are still more than 240,000 open source projects in Google Code to take root, more than 17,000 posted every day, equivalent to one code in every 5 seconds.

Google itself has more than 800 projects listed in it, including Android, Chrome, Chrome OS, and GWT four over more than 1 million lines of codes.

Via – Google Code Blog

]]> http://googlewatchblog.in/2010/03/google-code-turns-5/feed/ 0 Oh boy, its freeze time for Google http://googlewatchblog.in/2009/12/oh-boy-its-freeze-time-for-google/ http://googlewatchblog.in/2009/12/oh-boy-its-freeze-time-for-google/#comments Fri, 11 Dec 2009 18:06:27 +0000 GoogleWatchBlog Team http://igooglewatch.com/?p=907 freeze google code

With the approach of Christmas – December, some major companies in the US, especially Google will undergo a “Code Freeze”.

On the Web, there is obviously no business promoting the famous “Code Freeze”, with the exception of one. Well just Google. in recent weeks, the Web giant continues to make news at a pace well above its usual pace, it is only to see the list of news of the week to realize:

* On December 7th: Google search in real time, Goggles launched several new features for mobile application updated, Google Analytics and Google Wave.
* On December 8th: launching the beta version of Google Chrome for Mac and Linux Chrome extensions of Vevo (based on technology from Youtube) and tools for Google Web Toolkit.
* On December 9th: event Chrome extensions gallery in beta, integration of Google Groups in Google Apps.
* On December 10th: Setting up Twitter Support for Google Search, and trying to achieve light speed with google.

There is absolutely no denying that Google’s current activity is unusual, the company is rather accustomed to leave his new features throughout the year. We can afford to advance the idea that the company wants to apply the “Code Freeze” in turn, leading to believe that the news coming weeks will be rather rare. Online Magazine TechCrunch said that this could start today, so expect to stay on your feet when you’re done reading this article (do not panic now :) ).

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]]> http://googlewatchblog.in/2009/12/oh-boy-its-freeze-time-for-google/feed/ 0 google drops jaiku project and opensources it under the apache license 2.0 http://googlewatchblog.in/2009/03/google-drops-jaiku-project-and-opensources-it-under-the-apache-license-20/ http://googlewatchblog.in/2009/03/google-drops-jaiku-project-and-opensources-it-under-the-apache-license-20/#comments Sat, 14 Mar 2009 16:28:26 +0000 GoogleWatchBlog Team http://igooglewatch.com/?p=23 Jaiku

Yesterday, Google flipped the switch and moved Jaiku to App Engine. And today, Google is open sourcing the Jaiku code base under the Apache License 2.0. . The code is available as JaikuEngine on Google Code Project Hosting as of now. Anyone can set up and run their own JaikuEngine instance on Google App Engine.

As Google will no longer be actively developing jaiku.com, the future of Jaiku is in our hands now. Point your browser to the project and join the jaiku engine-discuss group to learn more and get started. Users of the client may have noted already that the current build will no longer connect to the server now that Jaiku is hosted on App Engine.

From now on, you also need no invitation if you want to use http://www.jaiku.com, the website registration is open again.

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