Sourcetrail.com Website Review

▶Intro Why Sourcetrail? How It Works Testimonials Get started! Back to top Software developers spend up to 70 percent of their time figuring out how existing source code works, but common code editing tools offer little help for this task. Sourcetrail helps software engineers explore, navigate and understand unknown source code quickly and thoroughly by combining an interactive graph visualization, a concise code view and a powerful search engine, all built into an easy-to-use > Sourcetrail helps me getting a grip on a large unfamiliar codebase. > It gives me a unique perspective on code between the big picture and > Sourcetrail is the tool I wish I had for the last twenty years. > Making sense of a large source base of C and C++ has never been > Day after day, Sourcetrail is proving an invaluable tool for both > getting acquainted with others' codebases and getting back to > Forget architectural and design docu*ents that are anyway almost > always out-of-date, whenever I need to understand a new codebase, > Sourcetrail is my first step to get a conceptual, higher-level > overview of how things are connected. > I was struggling to understand a huge legacy system my team was > tasked with supporting. Sourcetrail (then Coati) helped us untangle > the spaghetti code and its dependencies, letting us see what would > be affected when we touched each function. > It's very rare to encounter software projects that are considerate > to a fresh set of eyes when trying to be productive using them. > Sadly, this is true of a large number of 3rd party open source > projects or even in-house legacy software. As a software > professional, I saw great value in what Sourcetrail hoped to > achieve.  > Having experimented with Sourcetrail over the past few months while > dissecting a number of complex projects, I have been impressed to