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by ru6xul6 812 days ago
I've been working on Codemap, a code visualization tool for many programming languages (JavaScript, Python, Go, Ruby, Terraform).

https://codemap.app

It parses any given codebase and visualizes all function calls as a hierarchical graph. Quite useful for onboarding new team members, digging through old codebases, or simply debugging issues.

You can further tweak the graph for various use cases. For example, a frontend engineer can view the dependency graph of all UI components, while an infra engineer can view connections between all cloud resources defined in Terraform.
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hereme888 812 days ago
I tried it for a python app I have, finished the setup in the desktop app, but the webpage kept telling me it failed to reach the desktop app.

I'm in Windows 11. I even disabled my firewall, used a guest account with Brave browser to make sure all my extensions were disabled, and disconnected from my VPN just in case. Still didn't work.

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