[abhirakshit]

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 would quickly let me jump into the code and start working even when I do not have any background information about the code base.

[mikeleeorg]

Does something like JavaDoc, PHPDoc, JSDoc help?

That would be an awesome tool though. Sounds like a great startup idea if someone can figure out how to build something like that :-)

[vineet]

Yes, a great startup idea. What do you think of our product, i.e the video on our blog (the Architexa blog)?

[vineet]

Currently we are starting with Java, but do intend to get to other languages. Feel free to vote for your language on the blog or on the HN post: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1338310

[mistermann]

Looks interesting, I like how you can drill down into a sequence diagram, something I have tried to find in a tool in the past.

What languages/platforms does it support? .Net?

[mikeleeorg]

It's a very interesting take on UML tooling. Your product has a lot of potential. I'm curious to play around with it once it's released.

[abhirakshit]

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.

[jared314]

Nice. Reminds me of some of the plugins for .Net Reflector, except more interactive.