Author: versioneye

We just released a new Feature. If you cannot find the library you are looking for, you can submit an URL to VersionEye. We will integrate the resource into our crawler framework and notify you as soon it will be ready to follow at VersionEye. Submitted GitHub URLs will be integrated within less than 24 hours. The “Submit New URL” button is always located on the left side of the page.

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Last week we published a new look and feel. A brand new design. We got a lot of positive feedback for that. Let us know what you think.

Your Feedback is always appreciated.

VersionEye: We’ll keep you up to date!

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Last week we launched the license feature for projects. It basically shows you all licenses you are using in your projects. Unfortunately, for most libraries we didn’t have any license information. That’s why we developed a crawler which is recognizing License information in GitHub Repositories. Since last week we have been able to add license information to more than 10K software libraries!

We improved our GitHub integration. VersionEye now supports GitHub Organizations, which means that we are now able to show and monitor your GitHub Repositories from Organisations.

Your feedback is always appreciated.

We just released a new Feature. In the project detail view we are showing now the licenses to the current project.

We are looking for feedback to this features.

VersionEye now shows you the average release time of projects AND how many days have passed since this particular version was released. This is possible for Ruby, Python and PHP projects.  For other projects, we show you how many days have passed since our crawlers detected the version.