Software Code Examples: Where to Find Them

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Start date Apr 2, 2012
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The discussion centers around finding sources for notable software code, including older versions. Participants highlight several open-source hosting platforms where users can access source code, specifically mentioning SourceForge, GitHub, Google Code, and Bitbucket. These platforms are recognized as reliable resources for obtaining software code and parts of it. The conversation emphasizes the accessibility of open-source projects and the potential for discovering valuable coding resources.

Apr 2, 2012

Square1

Hi. Does anyone know of any places where I can get the code of some notable notable software, or parts of it, even if it's old? Or is this totally unlikely.

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Apr 2, 2012

jhae2.718

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Open source hosting providers (you can get source code at these):
sourceforge.com
github.com
code.google.com
bitbucket.org

Apr 2, 2012

Square1

Wow thanks!

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