Github explorer (community graphs)(lumberjaph.net)
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Github explorer (community graphs)
http://lumberjaph.net/blog/index.php/2010/03/25/github-explorer/
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Perhaps it may get the http://cpan-explorer.org/ treatment?
In meantime I just clicked on each picture which brought me to the flickr page and downloaded the largest image.
In meantime I just clicked on each picture which brought me to the flickr page and downloaded the largest image.
I will try to publish dynamic map soon, so you can search people on the graphs.
Excellent stuff franck, look forward to it... though I did manage to find myself quite easily just next to Miyagawa :)
My vanity has kicked in and I want to know where my name is in the Ruby map. I can see myself in the downloaded .gdf file, but don't understand the coordinate system. Can someone explain it to me?
Update: I downloaded Gephi and poked around, but haven't yet found a search feature. Still looking...
Update: I downloaded Gephi and poked around, but haven't yet found a search feature. Still looking...
The coordinate system is obtained from a force-directed algorithm. Iteratively linked nodes attract each others, whereas non-linked repulse.
And to search, go to the "Data Laboratory" and filter. Right-click on a row and "Select on graph". Then go back to the graph, the camera is centered on the node.
And to search, go to the "Data Laboratory" and filter. Right-click on a row and "Select on graph". Then go back to the graph, the camera is centered on the node.
Found it. Thanks.
I've noticed the author used Gephi:
http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1218376
(just submitted)
http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1218376
(just submitted)
Dynamic exploration of the graphs ? (http://github.com/jbilcke/tinaweb)
Wow, so cool. For some reason I've shown up on the Python list rather than Ruby.
Impressive!
Yep. Also from same author is http://cpan-explorer.org/
ref: http://lumberjaph.net/blog/index.php/2009/07/28/cpan-explore...
ref: http://lumberjaph.net/blog/index.php/2009/07/28/cpan-explore...
Another note: I wish it was possible to zoom into these pictures. Because right now it's like looking at a ball of cotton. EDIT: Sorry, I didn't notice the "All Sizes" options in Flickr.