Other venture-backed startups were already operating in the growing sector, including Koding and Codenvy. But Coder built its reputation by providing an open-source version of its platform for free. That code has been downloaded 10 million times and is used by about 3,000 organizations, including the New York City Department of Planning, Coder says. In December, Coder launched its first commercial product, which tailors the open-source tool to meet an organization’s specific needs. The startup has signed seven contracts for that premium offering, including the contract signed with the U.S. Air Force in March.
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