VizHub Force Directed Forks Tree

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VizHub Force Directed Forks Tree

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Last edited Jan 15, 2019

Created on Jan 12, 2019

This example shows the fork hierarchy of VizHub projects as an interactive force-directed tree, with nodes representing individual visualizations and links tracing their forking relationships. The visualization uses a d3.forceSimulation with a custom leftRight force to organize child forks horizontally, alongside link and charge forces. It renders to a Canvas 2D context, drawing nodes as small circles and links as lines. The code builds the hierarchy with d3.stratify from JSON metadata fetched from the VizHub API, and supports dragging nodes to adjust the simulation.

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A second iteration of a visualization of the forks tree of VizHub. Derived from Force-Directed Tree

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