I made https://packagemap.co to help me visualise the class, method, and type usages in the codebases I work on.
It comes with a parser you run on your machine which generates a graph of your code. On the site you can use the filter syntax to dig into the code.
I find it hard to understand how code fits together in the traditional file-tree viewer that you get in GitHub or IDE, so the tool helps a lot in code review or exploring code.
I've made $0 from it. But I suspect that's because no one really knows how it works or how to use it.
It comes with a parser you run on your machine which generates a graph of your code. On the site you can use the filter syntax to dig into the code.
I find it hard to understand how code fits together in the traditional file-tree viewer that you get in GitHub or IDE, so the tool helps a lot in code review or exploring code.
I've made $0 from it. But I suspect that's because no one really knows how it works or how to use it.