Gist bdbc9e7fea0925a8a7abac0066804aef

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Gist bdbc9e7fea0925a8a7abac0066804aef

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Created on Apr 23, 2017

A React component builds an interactive curriculum vitae where a force-directed graph represents professional experience and skills. Using d3.forceSimulation, the layout positions connected nodes for each role, skill, and technology, with links showing relationships between them. The visualization reads from embedded CV data, allowing users to explore career history and technical expertise through an animated, zoomable network.

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