I was inspired by that spatial source code browser demo by Rik Arends making the rounds…
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I was inspired by that spatial source code browser demo by Rik Arends making the rounds to make something similar, just for personal use and to see how fast I could make it using Apple Silicon and Metal. Here's what I have so far, showing the files in my Asupersync project, which is over 5mm lines of code, on a 6K screen. You can install it on Mac with "brew install --cask dicklesworthstone/tap/franken-code-browser" (it should also be on the Mac App Store soon), and it's also open-source: https://github.com/Dicklesworthstone/franken_code_browser
Posted by Jeffrey Emanuel (50.2k followers) 2 h ago · 22 likes · 2.1k views · view the original post on X. Kept by the Dev Radar as Terminal & editor. Tools mentioned: franken_code_browser.
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