MENLO PARK, CA, -  Krugle, Inc., the code search company, has announced the immediate availability of the second generation of its search appliance for enterprise software teams.  Krugle Enterprise 2.0 expands search-driven development to a wider range of companies, regardless of the size of their code base or where those assets are stored.

The Krugle Enterprise appliance organizes code and related development resources into a searchable, shareable asset.  Krugle Enterprise makes it easy for developers to find the code that lives behind their company’s firewall, and serves that up alongside search results from over 2 billion lines of open source code.

“Krugle allows developers to leverage existing code, do impact analysis and easily learn new code,” said Matt Graney, senior director of product management, Krugle.  “We received overwhelming interest from large software development shops with the initial release of Krugle Enterprise.  We’ve taken feedback from that initial wave of enterprise adoption, integrated it into Krugle Enterprise 2.0, and given software architects and their development teams one of the most powerful development tools available.”

New features in Krugle Enterprise 2.0 include:
• Flexible management and configuration of the appliance’s access to their SCM systems.  Krugle Enterprise 2.0 is highly configurable to support any SCM system, and provides support for flat file systems and code archives, making software assets more visible and valuable.
• The ability to manage larger code sets and more frequent updates.  The company revised the appliance’s architecture to use memory more efficiently, optimize disk drive access, and enable smarter incremental updates.
• Improved search accuracy through exact string matching and character tokenization.
• VMware evaluation, which allows development teams to quickly see and appreciate the value of Krugle Enterprise 2.0 on their own code.

“Krugle Enterprise gives our developers instant access to our software repository, an effective mechanism to index and search legacy code from clients, and the ability to more easily search the public domain for open source solutions," said Patrick Hendry, President and CEO of Thuridion, an on-shore software consultancy for companies such as Adobe, Microsoft and Symantec.  "We continually want to improve our software development processes to better serve our clients and expect Krugle Enterprise to play a major part in that effort."

Krugle also announced the availability of its OpenAPI for partners. With the opening of this interface, Krugle is better able to serve the needs of its developer network partners by enabling them to seamlessly embed Krugle code search into their developer networks to give their user communities access to the same features available to Krugle enterprise customers. Krugle provides code search for the world’s leading developer networks, including IBM developerWorks, CollabNet, SourceForge.net, and Yahoo! Developer Network.  In addition to its enterprise appliance, Krugle hosts a free code search service that provides access to more than two billion lines of open source code from more than 350 code repositories.

About Krugle
Krugle, the code search company, helps developers find, fix and learn about code.
Krugle is headquartered in Menlo Park, Calif. For more information, visit http://www.krugle.com

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