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JJacob Pingel Lauridsen
Last edited Mar 7, 2023
Created on Feb 13, 2023
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A small directed network of four application nodes, labeled APP-021, APP-2804, APP-600, and APP-478, is rendered as dark red circles with white text. d3.forceSimulation applies a charge strength of -2230, a center force, and a link force to position the nodes, while a drag handler lets users move them and restart the simulation. Links are drawn as black lines via SVG line elements, and node positions are updated on each simulation tick.

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