I found ocaml/ocaml: it is on an island between Clouddera and PlusPlusNation that has no name, but whose biggest country is Lispana. The other named zones are LogicLand and Immutableria (mostly Nix stuff). OCaml is south-west of Lisp. This island also the following unnamed zones (other than OCaml):
Haskell
some blockchain stuff
a zone that could be called PL-Academia (a lot of everything that is cool and formal; SML, Idris, Coq, Fstar, Sage (?), Koka, urweb, Agda, hackett, ATS, AlgrebraicPetri.jl…)
Wow, one of my repos appears on the map! I found funny that the Logic Programming neighborhood is surrounded by Clojure, Scheme, Lisp, CAS systems, and theorem provers but I’ll admit there is some truth in it :)
It doesn’t seem to be very good at categorizing stuff. My project https://github.com/gnome-terminator/terminator is a terminal emulator and it seems to be grouped with a whole bunch of containerization and virtualization programs, possibly because of a link to the gnome VTE lib, which looks like it might have something to do with virtualization, but actually doesn’t.
I found ocaml/ocaml: it is on an island between Clouddera and PlusPlusNation that has no name, but whose biggest country is Lispana. The other named zones are LogicLand and Immutableria (mostly Nix stuff). OCaml is south-west of Lisp. This island also the following unnamed zones (other than OCaml):
A pretty cool neighborhood overall.
Wow, one of my repos appears on the map! I found funny that the Logic Programming neighborhood is surrounded by Clojure, Scheme, Lisp, CAS systems, and theorem provers but I’ll admit there is some truth in it :)
You said this and I went looking. My most starred repo is in fact on the map!
Super odd. I found I have two repos on there. Both are of a forensic nature, but one ended up in “GPTNation” somehow.
It’s cool. But where’s Ruby :)?
Rust is also just listed inside Clouddera (and for example avr-llvm/llvm), ruby is in Fronterra
It doesn’t seem to be very good at categorizing stuff. My project https://github.com/gnome-terminator/terminator is a terminal emulator and it seems to be grouped with a whole bunch of containerization and virtualization programs, possibly because of a link to the gnome VTE lib, which looks like it might have something to do with virtualization, but actually doesn’t.
Nice visualization! By the names of some countries I would expect them to be Galaxies instead of countries. Maybe an idea for other kind of map.
Really interesting.
For some reason, my Golang GUI project is over in 1337 instead of in Golandia…