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    Just checked out the repo. Looks like lots of work has gone into it already. Very cool to read about an alternative.

    Can you guys add some screenshots to the website please?

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      added! thank you for the suggestion!

      see screenshots

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        Hey Justin, The screenshots look good. Love the explain graph and the object dependencies graph. These should be very handy.

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          <gs-img class="image-id-1" style="background-image: url(&quot;images/ScreenShot1.png&quot;);" src="images/ScreenShot1.png" min-width="all {247px,200px}; sml {507px,409px};"></gs-img>

          What’s gs-img? These don’t seem to be backwards compatible with the standard img tag, and cannot be viewed without CSS, it looks like. (Even with CSS, they’re scaled down, and aren’t very accessible.) I think it’s best to use the standard img, and make the images be links to themselves for easier viewing/zooming.

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            <gs-img> is a web component. You are absolutely right, those should click through. We’ll add that. Thank you for the suggestion.

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              I made it so that the images zoom when you click on them (you may need to refresh the page). Thanks for the feedback.

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                that didn’t really work as well as hoped so now if you click on an image it just opens the image in a new tab.