New : syntax tree builder (Web interface!)
Noam - a simple Syntax Tree Generator for non-linguists
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Hi all,
As someone that's both into linguistics and computer science, I've always been bugged by the lack of a good online tool to build syntax trees easily & intuitively. So I built one.
It's called TreeBuilder, it's 100% free, and you can find it on a temporary link here : https://nifty-morse-4f2438.netlify.app/
This project is both a university and a personal project to me, and even though it is still a work in progress, I plan on keep making it better and better.
I really think this could save linguists a lot of time, and every bit of feedback from you all is very precious to me! And finally, if you'd like to help me out, you can fill a short google-form about your experience with TreeBuilder : https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfNITag9-k6s-XWlEhvbK3qsMD84_aC49c_EpA9ZXn4eZAV2A/viewform?usp=sf_link
Hi there
Sometimes I tried to explain syntax trees to friends and students and I realized that this would be easier to do if there was an app to do the basic process.
I found wonderful software on the web, but I think their goal is to be used as a comprehensive tool for linguistic research. I didn't find a good one to show to lay people.
So I decided that I should build my own, and here is it: https://noam.netlify.app. It's a React app, and it's an open source software. The code will be always available here: https://github.com/iamunhoz/noam (The README is on the way)
It's not finished yet. I want to include more features and make it more robust, but for now I think it is in a reasonable stage to be shown with the aim of collecting feedback.
Any suggestions will be appreciated.
EDIT: Syntax trees get too wide for phone screens, so I designed my app to be desktop-only at this current stage. I want to make it phone friendly too but for that I need a solution for the tree size problem.