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So there is a script or something with the book that you can run on your Git repo to see a chart of the hotspots?
by Noumenon72 4y ago
So there is a script or something with the book that you can run on your Git repo to see a chart of the hotspots?
- giraffe_lady 4y agoIt's not as neat as that unfortunately. You use this to extract different data from the version control history: https://github.com/adamtornhill/code-maat https://github.com/adamtornhill/code-maat Then visualize it however. I have some d3 scripts that came with the book that I've modified and you can track down somewhere on github I'm pretty sure. I mostly use those for demoing it to devs unfamiliar with the techniques though, since it looks cool and is immediately obvious what it's for. For serious use I dump it into sqlite and use a mix of different scripts and techniques to figure it out. It's been kind of a language playground for me over the years so is in a lot of different languages and is "learning code" in most of them. Cleaning them up and sharing is one of those "maybe some day" things though.