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Books for THATCamp Giveway

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CCliffordAnderson
Last edited Oct 31, 2015
Created on Oct 31, 2015

This example visualizes the books offered in a THATCamp giveaway as an interactive network. It shows the relationships between authors and their works, with each book as a node and connections drawn to shared themes or citations. The visualization uses `d3.forceSimulation` to position the nodes, while the raw markdown data from the gist is parsed and rendered. Hovering highlights linked nodes, and the layout adapts to screen size, making the bibliography’s structure immediately apparent.

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