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We have launched the Codemap Extension in Visual Studio. We welcome everyone to try it out and experience it! The Codemap Extension is a VS Code plugin designed to assist programmers in reading source code. Find Codemap Extension in VS Code.

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Codemap eliminates the need for constant file-switching and source code unfolding/folding to understand the code execution mechanism, allowing programmers to display the code's logic structure and add highlighted notes.

We know single lines of code, so why do complex projects become incomprehensible? In existing IDEs, it's often necessary to remember many irrelevant intermediate functions, paths, and line numbers within the code. Codemap provides an effective solution for navigating code.

Highlights make clear. Codemap can help you emphasize your point with a stroke of highlights.

For a real visual code tool, Codemap supports multiple languages like Python, Golang, Java, Javascript, C and C++. Codemap works on Windows and Mac smoothly.

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Codemap abandons the traditional tab-based approach and, through a tiled layout, as well as a series of aids such as go-to-definition with arrow&line, highlighting, and comments, assists us in reading the source code.

Copying code isn't bad. Not understanding code is bad. Don't know how something works? Codemap it. Takes 30 minutes, you'll probably (at least vaguely)

Comments are critical when it comes to reading code.

Codemap bids farewell to the constant file-switching and unfolding/folding of source code history just to understand the code execution mechanism, providing users with a way to display the logic structure of the code and add highlighted notes.

Does it matter to you the code comments? One says: Code tells everything already. Others say: Code comments benefit everyone.

In existing IDEs, it's often necessary to memorize many irrelevant intermediate functions, paths, and even line numbers within the code. Codemap offers a solution to this problem by allowing us to navigate code more effectively.

The visual context makes it easier for everyone, regardless of their expertise level, to engage in meaningful conversations about the code. Such discussions are crucial for ensuring the quality and maintainability of the codebase.

With tools like Codemap, development teams can establish an automatically generated and shared visual model of their codebase. When a team of developers works from the same mental model, the result is higher-quality code, higher speed, and more productivity.

At its core, code visibility is about mapping your code so that even the freshest of developers can reason about the code. Code visibility is made possible through tooling that stitches together knowledge about a codebase.

Codemap encourages more in-depth discussions about code architecture and design choices. We can quickly point to specific parts to highlight concerns, suggest improvements, or explain their reasoning.

For new team members, deciphering the purpose and interconnections of various code segments can be challenging. Codemap visually display specific function information, such as how they are interconnected, where they are used, and their dependencies.

The difference between textual and visual formats is stark when absorbing and processing information. visual code is processed almost instantaneously, offering a holistic view. This is particularly beneficial in coding, where understanding the architecture and flow is crucial.

Onboard faster, work smarter. Quickly grasp complex code structures and accelerate your team's productivity, whether you're a seasoned developer or new to the project.