happy pride month 🎉

We just released Git Truck version 4.0.0! What’s new: 🐾 Explore contributor footprints across your codebase 📊 Visualize project history with a revamped commit timeline, 👥 Auto-group duplicate contributors 🏎️ Enjoy better cache handling and performance. See the release notes for more! git.new/gtv4

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Git repository visualizations, cumulative contribution statistics and more. Run `npx -y git-truck` to try Git Truck today! - git-truck/git-truck

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Today I had the honour to give a little interview for @nimrossum.com and Gustav Müller Christoffersen regarding their master thesis tool git-truck and we analysed the one and only @npmx.dev repository and found out some interesting findings.

GitHub - git-truck/git-truck: Git repository visualizations, cumulative contribution statistics and more. Run `npx -y git-truck` to try Git Truck today!

Git repository visualizations, cumulative contribution statistics and more. Run `npx -y git-truck` to try Git Truck today! - git-truck/git-truck

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Git Truck v3.3 is here! 🚀 We’ve overhauled the categorical metrics for deeper codebase insights: - Select categories to highlight specific authors or file types in the visualization. - Dynamic Legend that only shows visible entries when zooming. ...and more!

Git Truck v3 is officially out! 🚛💨 Here’s a summary of what’s new: 🚀 Rebuilt repository browser (it’s fast!) 🎨 Refined design & improved visualization ⚡️ Now powered by @vite.dev 🛡️ Securely publishing with npm provenance The truck is running smoother than ever. Try it now: npx -y git-truck@latest

Stay tuned 👀

Jonas Røssum@nimrossum.com · 6mo ago

Can’t wait for everyone to try the new version 3 of @git-truck.bsky.social! We're very close to releasing it. Just a few final touches left before I press the button.

This is just one of the many ways to visualize git repositories using Git Truck. If you wan't to try for yourself, run npx -y git-truck in a repo!

Jonas Røssum@nimrossum.com · 6mo ago

I love visualizing software! Here’s an overview of the @vite.dev repository using @git-truck.bsky.social. It kind of resembles a microprocessor. Each file is currently colored based on it's file extension.