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Org network graph

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Last edited Jan 15, 2023
Created on Jan 15, 2023
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This example presents a static organization network graph. It uses D3.js force simulation to compute node positions and render the network structure, displaying a simple HTML page with CSS styling. The visualization is built with React and demonstrates a basic network layout, where circles represent nodes and links show connections between them. The graph uses D3’s force-directed layout to position the nodes, though the dataset itself is not defined in the code.

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

See also React Starter.

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