Commit Volume In software development, it is important to know how much each developer is contributing to the project. This is commonly referred to as the “bus factor” number, namely how many developers can “leave the project” (e.g. finding a … Continue reading →

Today’s scheduled maintenance has been completed, and all systems are up and operating normally again. Please let us know if you encounter any issues. Thanks, The Ohloh Team

Ohloh will be offline for about an hour today beginning at 10AM PST. We are upgrading our servers and database, and expect to be back online quickly. Thanks for your patience and your continued support.

Beginning Monday, December 7 and continuing through Wednesday, December 9, Ohloh will be operating in a read-only mode while we perform some major system upgrades. During this time, you will be unable to log in to Ohloh. All project data … Continue reading →

We’re pleased to announce that Ohloh now supports Bazaar repository tracking. Kudos are due to Michael Adam for his effort in writing much of the new code for this feature, and also to Jelmer Vernooij for lending his expertise in … Continue reading →

We’re pleased to announce that project tracking for Mercurial repositories is now available in a limited beta trial. We invite you to submit small Mercurial repositories to Ohloh, and to please contact us with any problems you encounter. Keep in … Continue reading →

ED: Unfortunately these resources are no longer online. The good folks who bring us Git have announced the Git User’s Survey 2008. If you are a Git user, I encourage you to take a moment to give them your input. … Continue reading →

We’re pleased to announce that Ohloh now supports the OAuth standard authentication protocol when using the Ohloh API. This means that you can now authorize third party applications to read and write to the Ohloh website on your behalf. This … Continue reading →

Lately we’ve been receiving a lot of patches to Ohcount, the tool we use to count lines of code. This has been really exciting for us, and we’re very thankful to the contributors who’ve been helping us fix bugs and … Continue reading →

We’re very happy to announce that Ohloh is going open source. The first piece of technology to be released is Ohcount, the source code line counter that powers the Ohloh reporting engine. Ohcount is available for immediate download from Ohloh … Continue reading →