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FR-AI / ANALYSISWhy it is worth attention
It provides a unique visualization of how subjects relate through prerequisite chains, enabling learners to navigate and plan their education based on topological depth and completion status.
Who it is for
- Self-directed learners
- Educators and curriculum designers
- Open-source contributors interested in knowledge mapping
- Students exploring interdisciplinary paths
Use cases
- Planning a personalized learning sequence by exploring prerequisite chains
- Discovering related subjects and resource recommendations for any given course
- Contributing new course data to expand the atlas for a specific discipline
- Validating data integrity before submitting pull requests via the built-in script
Strengths
- Interactive visualization with color-coded completion status and expandable course cards
- Crowd-sourced data model with plain text files for easy contributions
- Automated validation (duplicate IDs, cycles, dangling prerequisites) in CI
- Dual licensing: MIT for code and CC BY-SA 4.0 for data
Considerations
- Data quality depends on community contributions and may be incomplete or biased
- The atlas currently covers only courses that have been added; many subjects are absent
- No built-in authentication or user progress tracking beyond manual completion status
README quick start
✧ Atlas of Knowledge
An interactive dependency graph of human knowledge. Each node is a course (a subject you can learn); edges are prerequisites. Nodes are arranged into horizontal levels by topological depth (how deep in the prerequisite chain a subject sits), colored by your completion status, and expand on click to show a description, prerequisites, the topics covered, and curated learning resources.
Every course card carries a description, a full topic list, and references split into recommended / supplementary and tagged by type. See CONTRIBUTING.md for the data format.
https://ethanvieira.github.io/atlas-of-knowledge/
Contributing
The atlas is meant to be crowd-sourced — every course and resource lives in a
plain data file under js/data/ (a lightweight node in the field
file, plus a per-course detail file under js/data/details/),
so anyone can add to a discipline they know. See
CONTRIBUTING.md for the schema and workflow. Before opening
a PR, run the validator:
node scripts/validate.js
It checks the whole catalog for duplicate ids, dangling prerequisites, dependency cycles and malformed entries — and the same check runs in CI on every pull request.
License
- Code (the site's HTML/CSS/JS and tooling) — MIT.
- Course data (everything under
js/data/: courses, descriptions, topics, prerequisites and resource lists) — CC BY-SA 4.0.
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