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Aalper
Last edited Mar 18, 2013
Created on Mar 18, 2013

This example maps the step-by-step process of setting up a fresh project on OS X, as documented in a gist. It displays the ordered terminal commands and instructions in a visual flowchart-like layout, highlighting the sequence from installing Homebrew to restarting the Django server. The visualization uses the raw text from the gistfile1.md as its data source, rendering each numbered step as a node with connections to show the workflow. The code employs d3.forceSimulation to position the nodes and d3.geoPath for any spatial elements, though the primary focus remains on the textual procedure.

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