[gabimtme]

The visualization is actually inspired by Gource, but taken to the 3D space, it's a really cool project.

Golang is very challenging to implement, because dependencies between files inside a package are not explicitly declared, you can just use any function from any file without importing it as long as they both belong into the same package, so supporting Golang would probably require spawning an LSP and resolving symbols.

The reason for implementing dep-tree in Go was because things were going to get algorithmic af, and better to choose a language as simple as possible, knowing that it also needed to be performant.

[rob74]

If Go treats all files inside a package the same, maybe you should use packages as the "unit" in Go instead of files? That would probably still be useful, at least for bigger projects...

[gabimtme]

Yeah, that's an option, it's not a perfect fit with the philosophy of the project, but definitely possible. But ideally it would just work between files in a package.

[Zababa]

Especially since Go has a culture of backwards compatibility and the API doesn't change if you move files around on a package.

[jimmySixDOF]

Another 3D code base tool is Primitive they were pushing almost into IDE territory but not sure anything got beyond beta but maybe with Apple Vision Pro they might take another swing.....

https://primitive.io