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Thank you for your feedback. Was the search field not clear enough? The graph is the dependency graph for Ruby on Rails. It's standing below the the graph. You
by reiz 14y ago
Thank you for your feedback. Was the search field not clear enough? The graph is the dependency graph for Ruby on Rails. It's standing below the the graph. You can click on the nodes. But if that wasn't clear to you, I have to change the landing page.
- StavrosK 14y agoWell, I saw the graph and expected that I could plot dependencies for arbitrary packages, but looking a bit more revealed that it's a site for staying up to date on new packages. I don't know how I can plot the dependencies of other papackages, or how that ties into the app...
- reiz 14y agoIn the login are you can upload your gem file and VersionEye is showing which of your gems are outdated. The dependency graphs for your own projects is coming soon. Also an embed button, so that you can embed the graphs into your own pages.
- StavrosK 14y agoAlso, for actual usage feedback, it sounds useful but I'm not sure if I'd use it, as I generally just install packages at the start of a project and leave them at that version unless I feel like upgrading or y have bugs.
- reiz 14y agoYes. I know what you mean. I worked the same way, long time. But then I thought it would be nice to get notified about new versions. And that's why I build this tool. The idea is to have links on the versioneye pages to changelogs and bugfixes. So that it helps you to stay up to date and secure.