Google Launches Search Service for Computer Code

October 5th 2006 | General

Google Inc. is introducing a new search service that only a geek could love. The Web search leader said late on Wednesday it is introducing Google Code Search, a site that simplifies how software developers search for programming code to improve existing software or create new programs.

Google product manager Tom Stocky said the Mountain View, California-based company is set to help programmers sift through billions of lines of computer source code using its familiar search box to uncover snippets of reusable software.

Reuters

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Google Launches Search Service for Computer Code
Published in: General on 2006-10-05