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The second example is quite nice, I think. But the first one will only work for the first commit, you can't really pinpoint any other one. Using a heatmap for
by wingerlang 10y ago
The second example is quite nice, I think.
But the first one will only work for the first commit, you can't really pinpoint any other one. Using a heatmap for that is probably even overkill.
- sdesol 10y ago> you can't really pinpoint any other one Yeah the heatmap only really shines when it's sparse, as the noise can be too much. The heatmap is intended to be used as a secondary visual aid. What I normally recommend, is for people to use the line chart first, to help select larger swaths of time. And if you need to, use the heatmap to help you drill further. Below is an example of what I mean. https://gitsense.com/search.mp4 https://gitsense.com/search.mp4 There are still a lot of ways to improve the heatmap by using animation and other tricks, but I don't have the time to experiment with these ideas.