Via a newly-found friend, Alice Marshall of the Presto Vivace Blog and GCN, I see that NIST has launched a new site, ET.gov, to help increase adoption of reusable components. I was wondering when something like this would crop up. CORE.gov is limited to government participation, which seems like a very introverted approach to me, so it’s about time that non-guvvie types can submit their components to a government-sponsored repository.
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