Are there any universal cross platform tools that help one visualize dependencies of a program? A interactive editor would be preferred, that allows one to create visual "representations" of dependencies.

An example is something like:
http://collusion.toolness.org/

Notice the gravity field or grouping system. Is there anything interactive like this?

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Are there any universal cross platform tools that help one visualize dependencies of a program? A interactive editor would be preferred, that allows one to create visual "representations" of dependencies. 

An example is something like:
http://collusion.toolness.org/

Notice the gravity field or grouping system. Is there anything interactive like this?

kaylaprincess · Answer

( This doesn't have anything to do concerning your question, but, i tried the demo in the link and the info is just really interesting. I got the add on ! And I really enjoyed the visual representations, I understood quickly! And i really liked how it stayed all on one page. !!!!!!! I hope you find what you're looking for! !! Thanks for posting this btw I learned something new ! )

anonymous · Answer

wow this is cool; I also learnt something new.

anonymous · Answer

I doubt it, but you should try Stack Overflow.  To be honest, it sounds like it would have very limited use cases.

opcode · Answer

Well it only serves one function, as far as limited cases go I believe it just depends on how that person does his or hers thought process. I know there is a tool like this that is used too navigate Git commits. I used it for my own small projects, however it is a nightmare when working with an insane amount of commits on production code.

I will try on Stack Overflow, but I do not expect much of a reply to be honest. The idea is centred around a certain group of people.

opcode · Answer

Okay, I am convinced I cannot code something like this as I have no clue on how to code the gravity layout. 

Still looking for any programs like this.