abhirakshit

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by abhirakshit 15y ago
Sorry guys, due to a stupid bug some of you might have faced really long wait times while trying to explore a diagram. I apologize for that. The issue has been resolved and exploration should work much better now.
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by abhirakshit 15y ago
Clickable link: http://www.codemaps.org/s/Lucene
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by abhirakshit 15y ago
Rusky, I agree that understanding an Open Source project without proper documentation is really hard. For the same reason we are trying to create this site ( http://www.codemaps.org/s/Lucene_Core ) to document open source projects. This is
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UML- Useless Meaningless Lousy?(blog.architexa.com)
5 points by abhirakshit 15y ago|2 comments
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Herding Software Developers(blog.architexa.com)
5 points by abhirakshit 15y ago|0 comments
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REST Architecture – Simplified(reddit.com)
9 points by abhirakshit 16y ago|0 comments
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Better diagrams in 5 easy steps(blog.architexa.com)
7 points by abhirakshit 16y ago|0 comments
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Architexa: Get To Know Your Code Better(java.dzone.com)
3 points by abhirakshit 16y ago|0 comments
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Architexa aims to make UML quick and easy(infoq.com)
4 points by abhirakshit 16y ago|0 comments
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by abhirakshit 16y ago
The current release of the Architexa Suite supports Java and we do have prototypes supporting other languages. Please contact us if you are interested at support@architexa.com
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Commands and the MVC architecture(blog.architexa.com)
4 points by abhirakshit 16y ago|0 comments
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by abhirakshit 16y ago
I know that methods and classes mutate and their functionalities change over time. And the day it 'strikes you :)' that it has become gnarly it is time to refactor. How you proceed to do that is a different issue. Personally I haven't come
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by abhirakshit 16y ago
Hey James I understand its not always easy to implement the best practices on real application and I have amply mentioned that in the post. What I am implying is that if we keep these things in mind and at least make an conscious effort to
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Cohesion and Coupling in Large Projects(blog.architexa.com)
4 points by abhirakshit 16y ago|5 comments
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by abhirakshit 16y ago
We are letting people in slowly for the trial version of our tool to provide good support. I would suggest you to sign up here ( http://www.architexa.com/ ) and we will get back to you. Thanks for showing interest in our product.
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by abhirakshit 16y ago
Although there are open source projects which are quite bad, I still think being open source does motivate one to write better code. Regardless, having tools at your disposal to quickly understand/ document code for yourself and maybe relay
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by abhirakshit 16y ago
I agree that the current code study tools are hard to use and we need something more intuitive. Many tools show too much information and are hard to learn. Is this what you meant when you said that the UI was tedious and bloated?
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by abhirakshit 16y ago
I agree to your point that that we need to write more understandable code(whatever the influences may be). By tools I meant some application which would help me understand already available code (well written or otherwise). Something which
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by abhirakshit 16y ago
These all are very good points but well written code is not easy to find and tools which help one to quickly understand code become really important in such cases.
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No, You are not Dumb. Programmers do spend a lot of time Understanding Code…(blog.architexa.com)
7 points by abhirakshit 16y ago|27 comments
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by abhirakshit 16y ago
Hey Maro, Good point! We have been debating this. As the resource was small in the shown case the dialog just popped up for a split second. The reason why we have it is because nothing else can be done when processing is happening and if th
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by abhirakshit 16y ago
Agreed , having a buddy really helps get things in perspective. Moreover, I work in a startup where direction of things get changed really fast. Not sure having remote people in this type of scenario will work.