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The source code for the library is here: https://github.com/anvaka/VivaGraphJS

The site itself - you can paste URLs from YouTube to visualize particular video :)



Really nice. Recently I built a very simple game and I used springy[1]. It's great to have other beautiful written alternatives.

https://github.com/dhotson/springy


Very good for 500 lines of code :)! Thanks for sharing. O(n^2) for n-body simulation could hurt performance for the larger graph, i guess. But it should work really well for smaller ones.

BTW this one by Lars Rönnbäck is also very impressive: http://js1k.com/2010-first/demo/618 - press any key to add nodes. It's only 1016 bytes. Amazing.


It's such a pleasure to read well organized, well commented code. I'm a total JS n00b, but I feel like I could learn the language very quickly with examples like yours to follow.

Cool library, too. :)


Thank you very much :). I am JS n00b also. I started learning the language several months ago with Crockford's "JavaScript: The good parts" book.

And I left a looot of room for improvement in VivaGraphJS (blush). I don't like a lot of its parts. Hope to make it better in the future.


Nice work. I've been looking for something Exactly like this, I'll give it a test run and feedback as much as I can.

Thank you.


Thank you :)! Would love to hear your feedback!




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