[verdverm]

Looks real pretty, I like the aesthetics too. Various click handlers would be nice, for example expand/collapse or navigate to some link.

Context, Argo Workflows DAGs (and UI generally) sucks real bad. This would be a great improvement.

[pjettter]

Thanks! Right, I asked Claude to write a ROADMAP.md and it was super long and a lot of YAGNI. I try to work much more intentionally but I got some great ideas from it.

I'm thinking first of my own needs and click/mouse handlers are definitely yes. It would be nice to enable popups when hovering over nodes/edges.

[verdverm]

Gave it a star and a watch, looking forward to seeing the progress.

What are you using it for?

[pjettter]

I looked at CUE and lattices and I realize CUE fits right in with some other work I'm doing!

For now I made it possible to draw Hasse diagrams. That seemed like a fun way to extend the project. I did not add any CUE examples, that seemed out of scope but who knows, there could be some applied examples in the future.

I see that lattices are commonly drawn with straight line, but that is mostly historical (how it was done). I decided to allow bezier edges as well because, why not?

[pjettter]

Both personal and work projects. This is personal: https://github.com/23min/FlowTime I see DAGs everywhere...

[verdverm]

> I see DAGs everywhere

lol, me too, though the lattice has enabled a more refined view for me

"Squint harder if you can't recognize the cube." ~ image caption

https://cuelang.org/docs/concept/the-logic-of-cue/

[pjettter]

Hmm… I need to read around on that! Was working on a policy drift detection project but never heard of CUE before.

[verdverm]

Join us in Discord! I'm a big CUE fan, https://cuetorials.com is one of my outputs.

My personal project is https://github.com/hofstadter/hof, a CUE centric developer experience, and perhaps where I will try out your project first, for visualizing CUE things.