Idea: an interactive "where do I start?" contribution map (prototype)

[MaxSikorski]

Hi! 👋

▶️ Live demo (click to try it): https://maxsikorski.github.io/oomwoo-rfc-map/
(interactive prototype — unofficial, built by a contributor)

As a newcomer reading RFC_MASTER_LIST.md and the rfc-graph, I found it a bit hard to quickly tell which tracks I could actually start today vs. which are still blocked. So I built a small prototype for me to identify it better; a single self-contained HTML page (vanilla, no build, no dependencies) that turns your existing rfc-graph into an interactive view:

• Clickable dependency map — pick any track and it highlights its prerequisites + everything it unblocks, with a link to that contributions/<slug>/ folder.
• "Ready to start now" callout for the unblocked tracks (URDF + Gazebo sim, dust-bin, vacuum-fan).
• Filterable table of all modules (by phase / category / "startable now").

It's just a prototype right now and hardcodes the data from RFC_MASTER_LIST.md, so it would drift as the project evolves. If there's interest, I'd be glad to take it further:

• make it data-driven (read the RFC list / a small JSON) so it stays in sync automatically, and
• polish it to match your branding.

Before I invest more: would this be useful to you? And if so, would you want it in-repo (served via GitHub Pages) or over on makerspet.com? Totally fine if neither; just wanted to offer for a cool project like this.

Either way, thanks for building oomwoo in the open. 🙌

[makers-pet]

Hi Max,

a warm welcome - and thank you for the interactive map! It is really neat!

I apologize for the late reply. The number of modules got large, so I had to change the graph into a table in README.md.

I really appreciate you building this and caring about the newcomer experience!