Improving Developer Experience with Code Visualization
Hey folks, hope you're doing well 
I'm working on https://github.com/antoine-coulon/skott on my free time and it's basically parsing the code and building graph using module imports/exports and other type of dependencies (builtin/third-party) and then offer many ways of visualizing/using the graph. I often get feedbacks about how much visualization improves the DX around static analysis tools, so I was wondering if any of you had already felt that visualization around Effect code could be cool and if you would be interested in some visualization tooling around Effect layers to have some sort of Graph that shows the graph of dependencies between all application layers (I was thinking that it could be a skott plugin or even a project from scratch, does not really matter).
I know that some frameworks provide in, for instance the latest NestJS devtools https://docs.nestjs.com/devtools/overview do it for the so-called "modules". So yeah, why not starting some sort of Effect devtools? Let me know
I'm working on https://github.com/antoine-coulon/skott on my free time and it's basically parsing the code and building graph using module imports/exports and other type of dependencies (builtin/third-party) and then offer many ways of visualizing/using the graph. I often get feedbacks about how much visualization improves the DX around static analysis tools, so I was wondering if any of you had already felt that visualization around Effect code could be cool and if you would be interested in some visualization tooling around Effect layers to have some sort of Graph that shows the graph of dependencies between all application layers (I was thinking that it could be a skott plugin or even a project from scratch, does not really matter).I know that some frameworks provide in, for instance the latest NestJS devtools https://docs.nestjs.com/devtools/overview do it for the so-called "modules". So yeah, why not starting some sort of Effect devtools? Let me know
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