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Couldn’t make the Elm galaxy show up on my phone. Anyone know what accounts for the disconnected islands? I know Elm has a fairly closed-off core development process that could be part of it, but can’t otherwise tell…
(N.B. 0.19 has been the latest version for almost six years.)
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What's used to compute distance? I couldn't find any legend or description (mobile). Edit Ah, noticed the bottom-right about: https://github.com/anvaka/pm/tree/master/about#software-gala... Distance is seemingly arbitrary, decided by clustering algorithm.
It's weird, because there are (at least in the Rust "galaxy") several tiny, extremely distant constellations. I thought they were background decoration until I zoomed way in on them. Hard to image why they would be so distant if they're relevant.
Maybe it's a layout algorithm preference for distancing "complexity" (i.e. groups of many items / connections) for improved readability?
Or that's representing single source-to-core clusters (e.g. many different things depend on a single library, which itself links back to core)?
Eject the warp core: https://i.imgur.com/h1ngR7A.png
Barren bare defaults: https://i.imgur.com/hLWXqER.png
Ideal atomic separation: https://i.imgur.com/3lmujgV.png
Rides his black horse upon the horizon: https://i.imgur.com/e6NnsDv.png
Not joke part, it's a neat visualization, just a bit confusing on the distribution. There were a few, like Microsoft being way off in their own world that were kind of obvious. Yet much of the distribution seemed like stuff that was related, but got put way off somewhere without any clear link. I ended up finding angularJS refs way out in the border.
As for Go, the dataset looks very-very old and outdated. At least 5 to 10 years old.
Is it just me, my extensions, or are the controls broken in Firefox?
