Open Hub

Black Duck integrated Ohloh's functionality with their existing products to advance the site into a major resource for FOSS development.

[15] Those global statistics across all projects in Black Duck Open Hub have also been used to identify those with the most extensive continuous revision control histories.

[16] Contributor statistics are also available, measuring open-source developers' experience as observable in code committed to revision control repositories.

[17] The idea of measuring open-source developers' skills and productivity on the basis of commit statistics or mutual rating has received mixed reactions in technology blogs.

On 22 August 2007, a public beta of a web-service API was announced, exposing Black Duck Open Hub's data and reports to promote the development of third-party applications.

[22] On 6 April 2016, the team announced Hub 3.0, which streamlined continuous integration and DevOps processes through policy management and rapid scanning capabilities.

Logo of Ohloh in 2012, the former name of Open Hub.