Visualizing Reddit with my graph drawing library
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Re: Visualizing Reddit with my graph drawing library
#2It shows how subreddits relate to each other. The data is taken from subreddit description. And a link between two subreddits means one has a reference to another.
The graph drawing library source code: https://github.com/anvaka/VivaGraphJS
Would love to hear what you think...
Re: Visualizing Reddit with my graph drawing library
#3Is your library open-source or available for use at all? It's pretty slick looking
Re: Visualizing Reddit with my graph drawing library
#4It shows how subreddits relate to each other. The data is taken from subreddit description. And a link between two subreddits means one has a reference to another. The graph drawing library source code: https://github.com/anvaka/VivaGraphJS Would love to hear what you think...
Cool project indeed. I didn't have time to read your graph viz library, but I noticed the link to D3 in your github page. I realized then that all beautiful graph stuff I have seen in JS are made in D3, thank you for adding the ref to it. Just to mention a project which uses D3, https://secure.toolness.com/xpi/collusion.html . More over, the D3 page pointed me to circos, which looks amazing (not graph related, anyway). A bit offtopic, but wanted to share.
Re: Visualizing Reddit with my graph drawing library
#5Is your library open-source or available for use at all? It's pretty slick looking
it's in the comment below yours: https://github.com/anvaka/VivaGraphJS
Re: Visualizing Reddit with my graph drawing library
#6Really Cool :)
Re: Visualizing Reddit with my graph drawing library
#7Great work. Later you can also add more sources like twitter, facebook
Re: Visualizing Reddit with my graph drawing library
#8Very nice. Thanks for including links to other graph libraries in your README on github. I have a "weekend" project coming up that requires this style of graph, so I'll be sure to try your library out.
Re: Visualizing Reddit with my graph drawing library
#9Nice - I found a few new subreddits to subscribe to, so a very good job!
Re: Visualizing Reddit with my graph drawing library
#10Any easy way to set/get the exact position of nodes? rather than have it automatically generated, or overriding the automatically assigned position.