DokuWiki Development Visualized

Michael Klier just posted a blog entry on how he visualized 4 years of DokuWiki development using Code Swarm. Check out the amazing video:

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Each dot represents a file changed in a darcs commit. The more changes are made to a file the bigger the dot gets. The files float around the developer's name who submitted the patch. Different colors are different parts of DokuWiki:

  • red = core code
  • yellow = GeSHi
  • magenta = parser code
  • white = test cases
  • green = template and plugins
  • blue = language files

 
Posted on Thursday July the 17th, 2008 (3 months ago).

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1
WOW, this is awesome. I first watched the video on FriendFeed and I thought that that was the community growth, but now that I've read your post I see it is the development process. Still pretty cool.
2008-07-17 23:54:13
2
Congratulation. I wish mush continued success for DokuWiki and all people involved specially the pioneer and the founder Andi.
I hope developers continued this wonderful software as it founds its unique position among peoples from different part of the worlds.


Cheers
Atronoush
2008-07-26 16:38:26
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