Eugen IonicaATOM Feed - Eugen Ionicatag:blogs.nuxeo.com:sections:blogs:eugen-ionicaCPS2006-03-17 13:21:58Code browsing with RELO2006-03-17T14:14:52Z2006-03-17T14:14:52Z2006-03-17T13:53:12ZfalseeionicaeclipseBig java project, a lot of interfaces, a lot of classes ...
I was needing a simple tool that show me code structure.
Type Hierahy and Outline views from eclipse are great, but I wanted a graph
reprezentation of code and an important thing: not for all code, only
the
part I'm interested.
So I found RELO http://relo.csail.mit.edu/, a plugin eclipse that solve ...Big java project, a lot of interfaces, a lot of classes ...<br />
<br />
I was needing a simple tool that show me code structure.<br />
<br />
Type Hierahy and Outline views from eclipse are great, but I wanted a graph
reprezentation of code and an important thing: not for all code, only
the<br />
part I'm interested.<br />
<br />
So I found RELO http://relo.csail.mit.edu/, a plugin eclipse that solve my
problem.<br />
<br />
From RELO overview <br />
<blockquote>
<p>Relo focuses on supporting users to understand parts of large
codebases:<br />
1. by reducing the high cognitive overhead found in many
software visualization tools; and<br />
2. by allowing developers to incrementally explore the code
and build a visualization representing their mental model (avoiding
overloading the user with information not relevant to his/her goals).<br />
</p>
</blockquote>
<br />
<br />
A presentation can be found at <a id="here" name="here"
title="here">http://relo.csail.mit.edu/screens/basic.html</a> <br />
<br />
The current resource model of apogee:<br />
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