myspace meets tucows and planetsourcecode?

[Mad Scientist Jr]

Is there a myspace type site that is a place for programmers to post
their apps for people to download? It would have to be user friendly
like tucows but allow a programmer to create their own home page where
they can post their apps (including open source if they wish). People
can network and link to each other, rate other's apps, and search for
code by platform/language/keyword/most popular, etc. It would support
EVERY platform imaginable, from 8-bit atari code to .NET and Java apps.
Does anything like this exist?

[Luc The Perverse]

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Is there a myspace type site that is a place for programmers to post
their apps for people to download? It would have to be user friendly
like tucows but allow a programmer to create their own home page where
they can post their apps (including open source if they wish). People
can network and link to each other, rate other's apps, and search for
code by platform/language/keyword/most popular, etc. It would support
EVERY platform imaginable, from 8-bit atari code to .NET and Java apps.
Does anything like this exist?

Sourceforce?

Download.com?

There is a great site called godaddy.com which will allow you to register
and host a site of your own specifications without limitation. You will
find at least 1000 similar sites web services out there ;)

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[Oliver Wong]

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"Mad Scientist Jr" <us*************@yahoo.comwrote in message
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>Is there a myspace type site that is a place for programmers to post
their apps for people to download? It would have to be user friendly
like tucows but allow a programmer to create their own home page where
they can post their apps (including open source if they wish). People
can network and link to each other, rate other's apps, and search for
code by platform/language/keyword/most popular, etc. It would support
EVERY platform imaginable, from 8-bit atari code to .NET and Java apps.
Does anything like this exist?

Sourceforce?

I was going to say SourceForge too, except your app has to be open
source to appear there, and I'm not sure you can rate the applications.

- Oliver