Libraries.io: New Search Engine for Open Source Projects

Libraries.io is a new project for web designers and developers. It helps you stay on top of libraries, modules, and frameworks from the open source ocean.
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Libraries.io: Landing Page. (Screenshot: Noupe)[/caption]
Libraries.io: Search Result Page. (Screenshot: Noupe)[/caption]

Nimble Search Engine Ignores Platform Borders
Libraries.io is growing quickly. By now, it already has more than two million open source projects in its portfolio, and it continues to grow steadily. The service integrates itself into almost three dozens of different package managers. Accordingly, the projects can also be filtered by these package managers. As you'd expect from a search engine, Libraries.io also lets you search free text keywords. However, it may be more efficient to directly search for the license, or a programming language in conjunction with a license. In this example, you're searching for JavaScript projects that are distributed under the MIT license. This example gets you all WordPress projects in PHP under the GPL v2. I guess you get the idea? [caption id="attachment_79531" align="alignnone" width="1024"]