If you are a programmer, you may want to know the details behind programming decisions. For example, a particular feature of a language may require trade-offs in other features. A decision of what language to use in a particular project requires weighing multiple factors. It is possible that a wrong decision results in bad software.

In many instances, this decision is based on a few lines of code. For example, you may want to create an abstract representation of the current state of the program. You may have to use some data structures, but to save space, you may have to sacrifice speed or efficiency.

In Unakite, we aim to help programmers organize and structure information related to programming decisions. The Chrome extension is designed to help programmers collect information from the web and organize it into a comparison table, so that they can make quicker, more informed decisions with the visualization.