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Does it show dead code? Like classes which are not being used by anything and are safe to delete?


The call graph doesn't highlight dead code specifically, but unused blocks are manually identifiable through isolated/broken chains. Is this something you'd like to see?


I would love to use something like this but globally. I'm working on some parcel analyzer product for Poland. Perfectly I would like to use it in form of an API where I can pass coordinates in request and get response with pv potential metrics.


The problem here is the availability of 3D building data - at https://github.com/OloOcki/awesome-citygml is a list of all possible regions where we could extend our service in future, but that is still very limited parts of the earth.

We are right now also open sourcing our shading simulation code of WebGL as an npm package, check out https://github.com/open-pv/simshady if that is interesting for you.


Two questions: 1. How easy styling of these elements is? 2. What about browser support. Do all major browsers support them?


It's very easy and they are widely supported. Example: https://radogado.github.io/n-modal/


For any given feature, you can check https://caniuse.com/ to see the browser compatibility


What differs webpack from other "bundlers" is it's plugins ecosystem. I use couple of them at the moment in my workflow and that's the main reason I won't migrate to turbo for some time. At least not until porting will happen. https://turbo.build/pack/docs/migrating-from-webpack#will-we...


"The Idea Factory: Bell Labs and the Great Age of American Innovation" by Jon Gertner.


I second this, so interesting to learn about all the characters that went through Bell Labs and the variety of things they worked on.


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