Websites as graphs
Mark Ghosh 
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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.
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In case you havent seen it yet, the websites as graphs photo pool at flickr
[Reply] Vidar (2 comments.) — 06/3/2006 @ 5:11 pmWEBSITE, 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.
Population Statistic — 06/3/2006 @ 6:41 pmNot that I could even attempt to hard-code the output that comes out of the utilitarian-named Websites as Graphs. …
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.
[Reply] Arunn — 06/4/2006 @ 5:51 amBlograph
The correct title of this post should be Webpage as Graph. But let me be the one who first coined the word blograph.
Babblogue — 06/4/2006 @ 1:56 pmSala (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…
Just giving a load error at the moment, or am I doing something wrong?
[Reply] Mike Ralph (1 comments.) — 06/5/2006 @ 7:45 am[...] Ever wondered what your blog looks like to a search engine ? Well it looks more like DNA to me. I found this clever little Java application at Weblog Tools Collection. Type you sites URL into the bar and sit back and watch as it produces a nice layout of you site. [...]
mackrick.co.uk » Blog Archive » Blog DNA — 01/27/2007 @ 4:58 pm[...] My take: Firstly, the applet makes the graph out of a single webpage and not that of the website, as some bloggers claim [as late as yesterday, June 3, 2006, Weblog Tools Collection mentions it as Websites as graphs]. [...]
Blograph at Nonoscience — 02/3/2007 @ 2:58 pm