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D3 Forces - advanced 3

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Last edited Jan 8, 2023

Created on Jan 8, 2023

This force-directed graph visualizes personal goals and habits, organizing tasks like "Main Goal Progress," "Health," and "Awards" as central nodes connected to activities such as "Programming," "Cardio," and "Netflix." Using the D3 library, the simulation applies charge, link, and centering forces to arrange nodes dynamically. The example renders as SVG, with circles sized by attributes and labeled with Optima text. It employs `d3.forceSimulation`, `forceManyBody`, and `forceCenter` APIs, while links are drawn as thick black lines, and nodes change stroke on hover for interactivity.

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