Websites as graphs View your website as a graph of colored, connected dots representing the various HTML entities. Thanks to TinyScreenFuls. Interestingly enough, I played around with a couple of blogs/sites before I came upon one that broke the grapher and did not display a graph at all. Can you find that blog?
Below is a graph of this blog.
WEBSITE, GRAPHICALLY DECONSTRUCTED
I guess I’m a sucker for graphs and charts. Especially when they’re automated, saving me the trouble of doing them by hand.
Not that I could even attempt to hard-code the output that comes out of the utilitarian-named Websites as Graphs. …
Blograph
The correct title of this post should be Webpage as Graph. But let me be the one who first coined the word blograph.
Sala (email me: sala AT aharef DOT info) has written a program some two months back that converts all of the tags in a webpage into a w…
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In case you havent seen it yet, the websites as graphs photo pool at flickr
Yes, great tool to check quickly the simplicity or complexity of our code.
For some reason all of us want to claim that teh applet graphs a website (Website as graphs etc.) whereas it does in reality only a webpage – the front page/index page. The present applet by Sala should have been called “webpage as graphs”. I mentioned it as much in my post on this blograph
I am just hair splitting because doing a website itself (multiple pages) offers more interesting possibilities and would end up with a graph with lots of dot-trees. Certainly a much more weirder and complex pattern.
Just giving a load error at the moment, or am I doing something wrong?