Geeknet is adding additional memory to the server that handles Ohloh’s console-based file upload service. This will result in about 15 minutes of downtime to the service starting tomorrow at 10am Pacific time or 18:00 UTC. Uploading via the web … Continue reading →

Ohloh is migrating to a new datacenter over the next few weeks. During the migration, we expect some impact on the website: Project updates might be delayed. We might be slow when responding to support requests, e.g. questions about why … Continue reading →

We’ve just added some new project widgets, whose purpose is to make it easy for your users to stack your project. Clicking “I Use This” will take them to Ohloh and right into the stacking UI. They’ll be guided through … Continue reading →

The first set of Ohloh email notifications is available. You may sign-up to receive email when someone responds to a forum post you made or when you get a new kudo. In the future, we plan to add notifications for … Continue reading →

The new stack sandbox lets you experiment with software stacks to get suggestions and metrics for entire collections of open source software projects. The stack sandbox is separate from your permanent account stack, and anyone can create a new sandbox … Continue reading →

Help your friends and colleagues find and claim their open source contributions. If you’re a registered Ohloh user and contributor to an open source project, we want your help. You probably have friends who also contributed to open source but … Continue reading →

Ohloh generates reports by crawling a project’s source code repository. The vast majority of open source projects make this publicly available. However there are some cases where they either don’t make it available or where they happen to use software … Continue reading →

As part of our effort to create more embeddable content, we’ve created widgets for accounts. Here’s a sample: The example is one of my widgets (no jokes about my lame stats please). We also have 2 other widgets, which are … Continue reading →