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Comment #45714216
This is intriguing! Reminds me of an old movie theatre in Taiwan that still uses hand-painted posters, until the theatre closed down earlier this year. A BBC article on it: https:/…
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Show HN: Onri, the Google Map for micro-learning
Hi, happy to share Onri, a micro-learning platform I've been building for intellectually curious people. Website: https://onri.ai # What is Onri Onri offers 2 things: 1. Self-learn…
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Comment #41911155
I had the exact same wish for an interconnected knowledge map, so I'm building it myself! Please check out https://onri.ai , which plots all human knowledge on a Google Map, with t…
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Show HN: Codemap – A Powerful Code Visualizer
I want to share a tool I built, Codemap, that visualizes the function call stack of any codebase as a graph. Without any manual steps, it automatically parses a codebase and render…
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Comment #39839150
I've been working on Codemap, a code visualization tool for many programming languages (JavaScript, Python, Go, Ruby, Terraform). https://codemap.app It parses any given codebase a…
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Show HN: Onri.ai – find the expert in your team
In the last month, I built Onri AI to scratch my own itch: "How to find someone in my company who knows about XYZ?" I think many Hacker News readers may find it useful, thus sharin…
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Comment #37170249
As someone who enjoys exploring and learning about new fields, I often lack a curriculum of learning materials. To solve that problem, I'm parsing wikipedia to create a knowledge g…
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Comment #34493160
2 years ago I made a code visualization tool called Codemap, https://codemap.app , which visualizes function calls in any codebase as a graph, to give the software engineers a high…
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Comment #31626258
Not sure which language you need, but I worked on a tool called Codemap that visualizes any Javascript/Python codebase. I also made a Hacker News post which may be interesting to y…
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Comment #24321453
Hey, the Windows version is ready. Please visit the download page [1] to try it out :) [1] https://codemap.app/download
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Comment #24301225
It should work regardless of venv. Could you shoot me an email (in my profile) so I can follow up with you?
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Comment #24249590
Only functions that are defined in your codebase will be rendered in the graph. Thus framework functions are excluded.
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Comment #24248291
Can't speak for you, but I think a lot of that comes from experience, e.g. put out fires caused by whatever stupid reason, and eventually build up awareness of what could go wrong.…
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Comment #24248205
Agreed that our brain comprehension goes far beyond just a static graph. Ultimately I want to see all functions as fluid, which can answer dynamic questions like "show me the journ…
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Comment #24248123
Totally agreed! I read his article last year and this analogy is still vivid in my head.
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Comment #24248117
Absolutely. All those individual nodes linked to nothing else are good suspects.
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Comment #24248103
Nice, another rabbit hole for the weekend. Thanks for sharing!
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Comment #24247875
I really appreciate your kind words! From your experience using a static graph by Doxygen, is there any feature in particular you'd love to have? I'm actively improving this tool b…
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Comment #24247848
It checks whether `python3 -V` ends successfully in a Node JS child process. Is it possible that `python3` is not available in your environment? Or perhaps `python3` isn't linked p…
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Comment #24247795
Awesome project! I particularly love the AssemblyScript visualization resembling a city view. Thanks for sharing it! I'm not sure I follow the definition of ownership, and maybe yo…
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Comment #24247701
Sorry about the issue. It seems to be struggling with memory while rendering the graph. Are you rendering a large graph? Could you try a smaller scope by restricting the number of …
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Comment #24247663
Thanks, I have the exact same habits until this :)
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Comment #24246941
Thanks, points well taken! I think parsing .gitignore plus some basic exclusion like node_modules would be a good start. For the free version, you're totally right that it should p…
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Comment #24243385
Yup, SourceTrail is probably my favorite before deciding to build Codemap. Since my day job mostly use Typescript, I have to build this to serve my own need.
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Comment #24243235
Thanks for the feedback and great questions! Let me address your questions below. - You nailed it, Codemap uses language servers (Typescript for TS/JS, Jedi for Python) to understa…