code_swarm
Over the weekend I've been playing a bit with code_swarm - which visualizes the history of commits in a software project. There reads : "A commit happens when a developer makes changes to the code or documents and transfers them into the central project repository. Both developers and files are represented as moving elements. When a developer commits a file, it lights up and flies towards that developer. Files are colored according to their purpose, such as whether they are source code or a document. If files or developers have not been active for a while, they will fade away."
I've run the tool on a few programs I've been involved with, and added some music track to the movies. Here are the results (click on each image to see the movie):
PHP
eZ Publish
Life Line
Updated a bird_hide
Updated a bench
This is not an accessible site. Needs more updates too
This is not an accessible site. Needs more updates too
Created 2 gates
This is indeed no more a clothes shop, but a restaurant
Created 2 waste_baskets, 2 boards, and 2 benches; Updated 8 benches, 6 waste_baskets, and 2 other objects; Deleted 2 waste_baskets and a bench
Updated a pub
Merge branch 'v2022'
Merge branch 'php_gh_19803' into v2022
Fix PHP GH-19803: Parsing a string with a single white space does cre…
Merge branch 'xdebug_3_5'
Back to -dev
Go with 3.5.1
Thanks Brussels, you've been lovely to me this weekend.
And I've a lot to process from the conference too.
I walked 3.9km in 36m24s
I walked 1.1km in 11m31s
Updated a restaurant; Confirmed 3 fast_foods, a convenience shop, and 2 other objects
I walked 4.4km in 44m06s
I walked 5.1km in 56m16s
I walked 3.8km in 37m43s
I'm up early to get the Eurostar to #FOSDEM and I've already seen friends being made.
Fixed another address
Fixed address for flats
Fixed address, and ass missing service way
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