I love how the SpaCy related websites are always so well designed. Their dependency graph visualizer is just amazing. I know that Ines is behind that one, but d

I love how the SpaCy related websites are always so well designed. Their dependency graph visualizer is just amazing. I know that Ines is behind that one, but don't know about the other stuff. Now coming back to the topic, I have so far just used Jupyter Notebooks and spreadsheets to do annotations and by golly, it is an extremely boring and tedious process. This looks like a fun tool to try out for my next NLP related project. Might spice things up! But I hope that like all SpaCy related ideas, it doesn't assume too much about the problem at hand. I usually use NLTK instead of SpaCy because it allows me to be very flexible, except for the sentence tokenizer, where SpaCy's accuracy is hard to beat.