Articulating the ineffable. Programming language theory 
cognitive psychology. PhD @Stanford
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This is what a grammar graph visualization looks like. Other features: - Creating sub graphs - Export back to grammars - Reachability - Filter abstraction - Dijkstra's algorithm for shortest paths between nodes - Checking whether a (sub) graph represents a treepic.twitter.com/r7w8YurQJJ
Had a similar problem the other day. Some recommendations: - Use color to distinguish edges from a nonterminal to a branch vs. a branch to a nonterminal. - Use subgraphs to group sequences of elements in a branchhttps://twitter.com/wcrichton/status/1388252310204256258 …
Your graph looks really impressive ;) The largest grammar I’ve been dealing with so far was for JSON inputs, up to then I didn’t feel I needed such optimizations. But I plan to go for bigger subjects, then I’ll certainly remember your suggestion! Thanks!
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