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Last edited Jul 5, 2022
Created on Jul 5, 2022
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This interactive network visualization shows a force-directed graph of connected nodes, with larger colored circles representing main hubs and smaller ones as children. Using d3.forceSimulation's many-body and link forces, the graph settles into a clustered layout. Users can drag nodes, which restarts the simulation. The SVG renders colored edges and circles, with labels for main nodes, built with d3.v6 in a React framework.

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A bare minimum HTML page demonstrating use of CSS and JavaScript.

See also React Starter.

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