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egraether
9y ago
Nevertheless I opened a feature request to track demand: https://github.com/CoatiSoftware/SourcetrailBugTracker/issue...
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egraether
9y ago
It hasn't been requested so far. Is it actively used by C/C++ or Java developers?
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egraether
9y ago
Yes, that's on the list as well.
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egraether
9y ago
Sourcetrail developer here: Pretty solid. We use clang libTooling.
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Sourcetrail 1.0 – a cross-platform source explorer for C/C++ and Java
(sourcetrail.com)
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9y ago
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egraether
9y ago
Yes, we plan on supporting more languages in the future. C#, Python, Go and Rust are probably the next ones. However, I can't give a time frame at the moment. We are still polishing and improving our current C/C++ and Java support
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Sourcetrail 0.12 – instantly generate call and inheritance graphs
(sourcetrail.com)
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egraether
9y ago
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egraether
9y ago
Sometimes it's more about the challenge really. It started as an university assignment. Later I ported it to WebGL. The original minesweeper rules don't make for a great game in 3D. I added the "sweep mode", where you ca
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egraether
9y ago
It's hand written WebGL. You can find it on GitHub: https://github.com/egraether/mine3D
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Coati 0.10 released – cross-platform source explorer for C, C++ and Java
(coati.io)
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10y ago
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Resolve method calls in Java code using the JavaSymbolSolver
(tomassetti.me)
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egraether
10y ago
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Coati Source Explorer 0.9: VS compilation database export, extended Java support
(coati.io)
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10y ago
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Coati 0.8 released – Java support beta, indexing dialogs and new editor plugins
(coati.io)
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Why working on Chrome made me develop a tool for reading source code
(coati.io)
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10y ago
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Indexing Clang with Coati Using Clang
(coati.io)
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Coati 0.7 released – multi-threaded indexing, full text search and VIM plugin
(coati.io)
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egraether
10y ago
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Coati 0.6 released – local variables, test licenses and higher performance
(coati.io)
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egraether
11y ago
Coati - an interactive source explorer for C/C++ based on Qt and clang: https://www.coati.io/
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egraether
11y ago
Too long. I faced this problem while interning in the Google Chrome team and working on Chromium. Most of my time was used by reading the source code and figuring out the bigger picture of how classes and methods play together. I actually c
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egraether
11y ago
> Developers spend more time reading than writing code. > Yet mainstream IDEs are basically glorified text editors. These two statements are exactly why I started working on a developer tool for exploring and understanding source code
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egraether
11y ago
Reading this really reminded me of my time as an intern. I think I spent about 90% of my time reading source code then and doing exactly what what's described in this article. A lot of developer time is wasted reading existing source c
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egraether
11y ago
It's interesting to see how easy this is in Python. I'm working on a developer tool for C/C++ that uses clang's AST for retrieving this sort of semantic information. We might support Python one day too. https:/
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egraether
11y ago
I'm currently working on a developer tool that leverages the advantages of visualization not for writing source code, but for navigation and understanding. Coati, a source explorer for C/C++, combines graph visualization and sourc
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egraether
11y ago
Naturally, you can't get rid of reading source code, that's where all the information is. But the visual representation can speed up navigation and understanding a lot. Having worked with the visual navigation of Coati for while n
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egraether
11y ago
> code comes first; visual representation follows I think this really is the core insight behind visual tooling. I'm currently working on Coati, a source explorer for C/C++, which does exactly that. By building a visual represe
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egraether
11y ago
In my opinion the biggest problem with legacy code is understanding its implementation as someone who hasn't worked on it before. In a lot of cases it's not documented well and the original authors have already left, so there'
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egraether
11y ago
We just launched our website including an online store for selling software licenses. We are based in Austria. Our product is Coati, a source explorer for C/C++: https://www.coati.io/ After speaking to tax accountants
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egraether
11y ago
We just launched a new developer tool named Coati, which is designed to navigate and understand source code: https://www.coati.io/ The idea was based on our experience that you spend too much time searching through code as
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egraether
11y ago
developer here: We have gifs in the middle of the landing page: https://www.coati.io/#best-parts And there are screenshots in our press download: https://www.coati.io/press-kit
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Show HN: Coati – The Source Explorer
(coati.io)
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egraether
11y ago
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