Mapping The Internet

in this video i coded up a little project, which can scan a webpage for its links, and display them as a mathematical node graph.

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thanks for watching, feedback in the comments is appreciated :D

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multiple people asked, so ill explain here:

how did i make the animations?
everything is made on Davinci Resolve (free version).
all the elements I used:
the lines flashes etc... are made of solid colors.
screenshots for pictures obviously.
and all of those custom graphics i just quickly sketched on krita. (for example at: 5:57)
single color texts are a Text+, multicolored texts are normal text.
movement is handled either by transitions, or by keyframes (smoothed in graph editor)

previous pinned comment (by: @puncherinokripperino2500):
[CORRECTION]
usually cycle is more general thing, a closed path, and edge from a node to itself is called loop.

[lordofforces]

I was shocked when i looked on the number of subscribers. Keep doing this, king, animations are unbelievably good for such a small channel!

[Seedwreck]

I like this animated coding format,
it's not just some guy explaining his codebase vaguely,
and it isn't some pro showing you how types and methods interact with each other,
It's an actual dive into explaining how browsers work.

( Also random memes, because yes. )

[SmartToaster]

This is so high quality, the idea is spectacularly implemented and I learned so much with all the visual aids and the sound fx (and fx in general) really helped carry that narrative. Very cool, engaging, novel educational content. Thank you so much for sharing it with us!

[Odd-RamonHSteen]

Really cool stuff! A lot of programmers almost gets angry when you want to "coolify" IT, but I'm all for it. Keep it coming!

[malusmundus-]

As soon as this dude said "we're going to need a more local approach" I was onboard. Good engineering right there.

[yackamajez]

Cool video bro. I was shocked to see you only have 29 subs

[FOBSStrizzy]

Damn, I'm only like 5 min in and this is one of the most engaging coding videos and very visually pleasing great job man keep it up your going to be huge!

[עומרטולדנו-זה]

this channel has HUGE potential, very professional and fluent speaking. waiting to see some more! good luck brother i hope the alg likes your channel

[pinkorcyanbutlong]

that's a pretty cool visualisation, it reminds of star maps from games like elite dangerous or no man's sky. if you were to implement a 'fancier' version of it, you could go even more into the analogy, going to websites as travelling from star system to star system, adding new links as 'scanning' for stars, etc

and another idea: grouping pages by the site (domain), maybe star colors, or treating the home page as the star and sub pages as planets;

this is genuinely awesome stuff man, at this rate, youre about to blow up.

[Asterism_Desmos]

This is actually maybe one of the most interesting coding videos I’ve ever seen with one of the best editing as well. Amazing job. Phenomenal.

[No-Niche]

Great video! I loved the editing and sound fx, and the concept / game is really cool!

[NikZapp]

Just saw this video, the production quality is amazing! Im gonna be binge watching your content now and sending it to friends, this amount of views and subscribers is unacceptable for such leve of quality! Love your content!

[parmesanzero]

Having grown up alongside the Internet, going from BBS, to dialup, to ISPs, getting a description of how pages link feels like having someone explain basic addition. But I stuck around for the map. ^_^

[JacquesDerderian]

This is amazing quality. Very informative and interesting to watch. Im an EE major with very minor code experience and I was able to follow this easily. Honestly incredible work dude.

[sufyanfaris]

The sound effects keeps me constantly stimulated hahah great stuff dude!

[cherrymountains]

I appreciate that you explained how you got to the end result and not skipped the part of starting with python before ending in Unity. Very interesting!

[lossless]

This is a masterclass in “here’s an example in real life” demonstrated and presented so well. Amazing!

[oneredpanda]

I love this. Extremely detailed, beautiful animations.