le releve
A free data visualization — play it in your browser, no install. Votre historique git, levé en paysage sur la fleur de vie — your git history, raised as a landscape on the flower of life.
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Your git history, raised as a landscape on the flower of life.
Each creation is a peak, as high as its working days (the days git saw it change). Peaks are set with a compass on the flower of life: each circle starts from the previous one, with the same opening. You travel from one peak to the next along the circles, and each creation opens in place.
The sky is real: the sun and moon of the chosen place, at its local time. By day the survey is a contour map shaded by the sun. At nightfall it turns to a forge, under the moon and its phase.
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