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Software Carpentry concept map

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TTreblesteph
Last edited Apr 4, 2016
Created on Apr 4, 2016

This interactive graph maps questions about research software and data practices to concrete answers, using a directed acyclic graph. The visualization is rendered with dagreD3 and D3.v3 as an SVG, with nodes representing concepts and edges showing relationships. Pan and zoom are enabled, and clicking a node centers the view on it for easier navigation when expanding or collapsing the hierarchy. The graph is laid out left-to-right, with rounded node edges and a custom color applied to specific nodes via CSS.

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