Interesting. I did notice that every once and a while some of the text comes to rest outside or partially outside the canvas.
Springy: A force-directed graph layout algorithm in JavaScript
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Re: Springy: A force-directed graph layout algorithm in JavaScript
#12This has been around for a while. I remember using it in a project 3 years ago.
Re: Springy: A force-directed graph layout algorithm in JavaScript
#13I'd find a comparison against other libs interesting. There's a lot out there already: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7034/graph-visualization-...
That's a good list on SO from Johann Strathaus. Thanks for the link. It's unfortunate that after being open for 5 years, having hundreds of up-votes, and 30 answers with several good responses, the question was recently closed on StackOverflow as being off-topic.
Re: Springy: A force-directed graph layout algorithm in JavaScript
#14I'd find a comparison against other libs interesting. There's a lot out there already: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7034/graph-visualization-...
That's a good list on SO from Johann Strathaus. Thanks for the link. It's unfortunate that after being open for 5 years, having hundreds of up-votes, and 30 answers with several good responses, the question was recently closed on StackOverflow as being off-topic.
Re: Springy: A force-directed graph layout algorithm in JavaScript
#15Hey guys, original author here. Thanks for taking a look. Questions welcome. :)