Programming Language Network: A Graph of Programming Languages
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Programming Language Network: A Graph of Programming Languages
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#2The names inside the nodes are not readable. They don't display name when clicked or hover the cursor over them. So I closed the page after 5 or 10 seconds.
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#3There are many nodes and edges missing. It would be great if the underlying graph was on a wiki. Maybe this content could be added to Wikidata (http://www.wikidata.org/).
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#4My favorite computer scientist is "et al."
https://www.dropbox.com/s/4f4s6au5dcshef8/Screenshot%202014-...
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#5There are many nodes and edges missing. It would be great if the underlying graph was on a wiki. Maybe this content could be added to Wikidata ( http://www.wikidata.org/ ).
Good idea, but everyone would just claim that their favourite language was inspired by Haskell and the data would become meaningless.
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#6A search function would be killer.
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#7There are many nodes and edges missing. It would be great if the underlying graph was on a wiki. Maybe this content could be added to Wikidata ( http://www.wikidata.org/ ).
You may be interested in DBpedia, which gets its data from wikipedia but presents it in a structured format (for example, the page for Clojure: http://dbpedia.org/describe/?url=http://dbpedia.org/resource...), though for this case, it seems the data is already on wikipedia.
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#8My favorite computer scientist is "et al." https://www.dropbox.com/s/4f4s6au5dcshef8/Screenshot%202014-...
Ah, Dr. &rest, prolific!
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#9This sort of visualization while really really cool (and kudos to the developers) is also really hard to navigate. I can't easily find any of the languages I'm looking for without a lot of visual scanning and zooming in-and-out.
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#10Would be nice to have the reverse edges,
* Influenced
* Designed
* Developed
* Dialect of
* Implementation of
* Implements