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Los temas más elegidos para el TPE de BD2

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Last edited Jun 1, 2021
Created on Jun 1, 2021

This word cloud shows the most frequently chosen topics for the Database 2 final project, with larger text indicating more popular themes such as Neo4j, MongoDB, and benchmark. It displays raw text elements positioned across an SVG canvas without any layout algorithm. The visualization uses SVG `<text>` elements with varying font sizes and explicit `transform` translations to place each term, relying on the gist’s static rendering rather than a dynamic force simulation like d3.forceSimulation.

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