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Fork of Now Next Later Tasks

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Last edited Sep 8, 2023

Created on Sep 8, 2023

This visualization displays a hierarchical task organization with three concentric circles representing "Later," "Next," and "Now" task groupings. The code uses D3 v7 force simulation to position task nodes within their respective group circles, with jQuery handling the container setup. Each task is rendered as an SVG circle with text labels, and the `adaptLabelFontSize` function dynamically adjusts text size to fit within the node boundaries. The visualization demonstrates task prioritization through radial tree-like grouping, though the visible data structure is partially truncated in the provided code.

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A demonstration of how to start using D3 version 6.

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