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I'm working on a new way to visualize and edit code called Code Connect (http://codeconnect.io http://codeconnect.io) We're leveraging Microsoft's new Roslyn c
by Permit 12y ago
I'm working on a new way to visualize and edit code called Code Connect (http://codeconnect.io http://codeconnect.io)
We're leveraging Microsoft's new Roslyn compiler to break apart software into functions. The user then navigates their code on a function-by-function basis, similar to what was shown off in Code Bubbles a few years ago.
We've got a demo video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CuQ8NJOypqs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CuQ8NJOypqs
We're planning to launch our beta for Visual Studio and C# this August.
- V-2 12y agoPretty cool. Reminds me there was a thing called Debugger Canvas, too (although I don't think it ever got mature, I may be mistaken). What's with the bracing style inside these bubbles?? :) Looks normal in Visual Studio, yet the whole body of the method gets an extra indentation in CodeConnect
- Permit 12y agoYeah unfortunately Debugger Canvas was scrapped after Visual Studio 2010. Haha, yeah that's an artifact that's no longer present in current versions. It was including the tabs as part of the content of the function. So that's why it looks weirdly indented in that video.