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VizHub Forks Tree (outtake)

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CCurran Kelleher
Last edited Jan 12, 2019
Created on Jan 12, 2019
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This radial tree visualization displays the fork hierarchy of VizHub projects, with nodes positioned by angular coordinates and connected by curved paths. The example uses d3 v5’s `cluster` layout, `linkRadial` for link generation, and `stratify` to build the hierarchy from project metadata fetched via `json` from the VizHub API. The SVG rendering supports zoom and pan through the `zoom` interaction module. A commented-out section suggests an alternative image-thumbnail overlay approach.

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A second iteration of a visualization of the forks tree of VizHub.

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