Krugle’s code search engine for developers has been embedded into the SourceForge.net repository of open source software, the two companies said on Monday. The search engine provides developers with direct, contextual access to underlying code of the site’s 145,000 open source projects. Developers can find code quicker and access projects they may not have been aware of, according to Krugle and SourceForge.net.“The software industry is moving toward a search-driven development model,” said Ken Krugler, founder and CTO of Krugle, in a statement released by the companies. “What we announced today is the equivalent of search on steroids: giving developers the power to search deep inside the world’s largest repository of open source code.” “Embedding code search directly into Sourceforge.net makes what is already the world’s largest open source destination much stronger and opens new opportunities for developers to create the next great open source project,” said Mike Rudolph, vice president and general manager of SourceForge.net, in the companies’ statement.Krugle in February announced similar arrangements with Microsoft and Yahoo. A partnership with CollabNet was launched in March. Software Development