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I remember quite some time ago a git visualization tool that drew a connected spring graph of commits over time, The nodes were classes (or maybe packages, i fo
by mbfg 5y ago
I remember quite some time ago a git visualization tool that drew a connected spring graph of commits over time, The nodes were classes (or maybe packages, i forget) and the links were annotated with commit author. You would see different areas of the graph get tons of activity at various times, and then activity die off and move somewhere else. I wish i remember what it was, was pretty cool.
- throwawaybutwhy 5y agoFrom the sound of it, should be gource [0] [0] https://gource.io https://gource.io
- mbfg 5y agothis is pretty cool, and prettier, but i don't think it's the same thing (unless of course they've embellished it quite a bit since then, which is possible). One thing i remember the thing doing was able to see authors... But thanks... Now i'm going to waste a ridiculous amount of time playing with this.