software library – Open Source License Compliance & Security

KPI’s for software libraries

Have you seen VersionEye’s new detail view for our software libraries? We just launched it this week.

Enjoy the new, clearer view and check out important KPIs for software developers on the right side. For example, you can see how many days/weeks/months/years ago the selected version of the library was released. Let’s say the current version was released 1 year ago, so it’s very likely that the project is no longer maintained and you shouldn’t use software libraries that are not maintained anymore.

We also have a KPI that shows the average release time. In general, if the average release time is less than 1 month and the current version was released less than 1 month ago, you can assume that the project is still active. You are able to report bugs, change requests and the core committers will reply and help you.

Another KPI for a high quality software library is the number of references. If there are 10K other artefacts referencing a software library it is very likely that the project is great.

We would love to hear your feedback on that. So let us know what you think.

New date for event: „Continuous updating of software libraries in the cloud”

VersionEye founder & CEO, Robert Reiz, will talk about „Continuous updating of software libraries in the cloud” on August 6th. The forum discussion is presented by SIBB Forum Saas & Cloud Computing.

All software developers who want to know how they can keep their software projects up to date, and want to find out quickly and easily what dependencies are out-dated, should learn more about our convenient SaaS solution. Using VersionEye you will be informed about new versions of your software libraries to be always up to date.

Computer scientist Robert Reiz founded his third start-up “VersionEye” in Silicon Valley in 2012. Previously, he was Chief Architect and Managing Director for “WildGigs” in San Francisco and founder & CEO of the Java consulting house “PLOIN” in Mannheim. Today VersionEye has two locations in Berlin and San Francisco and a team around the globe.

We are looking forward to your forum participation! Snacks and beer are available for free, while supplies last. Please send an email to Astrid Vieth for your registration: astrid.vieth@sibb.de

date: August 6, 2013
time: 5 pm to 7 pm
location: VersionEye GmbH, Brunnenstr. 181, 10119 Berlin

Neuer Termin: “Continuous Updating für Software-Bibliotheken aus der Cloud”

VersionEye Gründer und Geschäftsführer, Robert Reiz, spricht am 6. August 2013 zum Thema „Continuous Updating für Software-Bibliotheken aus der Cloud“, präsentiert vom SIBB Forum Saas & Cloud Computing.

Alle Software-Entwickler, die wissen wollen, wie sie ihre Software-Projekte up to date halten können und schnell und unkompliziert herausfinden möchten, welche Abhängigkeiten out-dated sind, sollten mehr über unsere praktische SaaS-Lösung erfahren. Mithilfe von VersionEye werden Sie über neue Versionen Ihrer Software-Bibliotheken informiert und sind so immer auf dem neuesten Stand.

Diplom-Informatiker Robert Reiz gründete sein drittes Start-up „VersionEye“ 2012 im Silicon Valley. Zuvor war er Chief Architect und Managing Director für „WildGigs“ in San Francisco und Gründer und Geschäftsführer des Java Consulting Hauses „PLOIN“ in Mannheim. Heute hat VersionEye zwei Standorte in Berlin und San Francisco und wird von einem internationalen Team unterstützt.

Kommen Sie vorbei, wir freuen uns auf Sie und Ihre Fragen! Snacks und Bier stehen kostenlos zur Verfügung, solange der Vorrat reicht. Bitte melden Sie sich per e-Mail bei Astrid Vieth an: astrid.vieth@sibb.de

Datum: 06. August 2013
Zeit: 17:00 bis 19:00 Uhr
Ort: VersionEye GmbH, Brunnenstraße 181, 10119 Berlin

Improving the Dependency Wheel at GitMerge Hackathon

Last week VersionEye’s founder Robert Reiz attended at GitMerge Conference in Berlin, sponsored by GitHub and Google. Saturday was hackathon day and Robert found somebody who wanted to contribute to the dependency wheel project. Many thanks to Coding46 for his contributions!

The dependency wheel project is a JavaScript Library which enables you to draw a circle of dots and connect the dots according to his dependencies …

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