When referring to our visualization tool, it makes sense to separate the term "Kùzu" from the tool's functionality ("Explorer"). This makes it less verbose, easier to read, and also to refer to multiple times in the same document (we could just say "Explorer" in capitalized form to refer to it as a proper noun). This is in line with other visualization tools in the market: I'm listing just two examples below, but there could be many more:
In this PR, I'm suggesting that we replace all instances of "KùzuExplorer" to "Kùzu Explorer" (with a space) to make it easier to reference in passing in our docs, tutorials and examples. I've already made this change in our docs, for example, here:
https://docs.kuzudb.com/visualization/
NOTE: We will still call it "Kùzu Explorer" in the first mention of any article that we write, to make it clear that we are referring to a Kùzu tool. However, for subsequent mentions, we can use the shorthand "Use our Explorer to..." or similar, to avoid being repetitive with the term "Kùzu" everywhere.
Additional fixes
Broken URLs exist in other parts of the Kùzu Explorer code base. This PR fixes this.
Naming to "Kùzu Explorer"
When referring to our visualization tool, it makes sense to separate the term "Kùzu" from the tool's functionality ("Explorer"). This makes it less verbose, easier to read, and also to refer to multiple times in the same document (we could just say "Explorer" in capitalized form to refer to it as a proper noun). This is in line with other visualization tools in the market: I'm listing just two examples below, but there could be many more:
In this PR, I'm suggesting that we replace all instances of "KùzuExplorer" to "Kùzu Explorer" (with a space) to make it easier to reference in passing in our docs, tutorials and examples. I've already made this change in our docs, for example, here: https://docs.kuzudb.com/visualization/
NOTE: We will still call it "Kùzu Explorer" in the first mention of any article that we write, to make it clear that we are referring to a Kùzu tool. However, for subsequent mentions, we can use the shorthand "Use our Explorer to..." or similar, to avoid being repetitive with the term "Kùzu" everywhere.
Additional fixes
Broken URLs exist in other parts of the Kùzu Explorer code base. This PR fixes this.