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# D3 graph layouts
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# Example
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D3 v4, has a nice force directed graph set of features, that allows you to implement features in the graph with ease. By just manipulating the nodes using svg attributes and css.
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This with the addition that D3 is a very well respected and widely used toolkit, makes finding documentation and developer speed a breeze.
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It does seem to slow down on larger nodes, but this is mainly due to the built in force directed animation, disabling this, or computing this in a web-worker can speed up things considerably.
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As a developer I found my self more productive with the API that d3 exposes, and was able to accomplish more in the same time as other frameworks.
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## Research
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- React http://formidable.com/blog/2015/05/21/react-d3-layouts/
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![screenshot from 2016-11-04 16-48-29](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/524382/20059671/5ab66080-a4ef-11e6-94d6-d09bbaa9a76a.png)
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.attr('cx', function () { return d3.select(this.parentNode).select('.primary').node().getBBox().width + 30 })
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.attr('cx', function () { return d3.select(this.parentNode).select('.primary').node().getBBox().width + 30 })
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.attr('cy', '64')
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.attr('cy', '64')
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.attr('stroke-width', '0px')
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.attr('stroke-width', '0px')
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.attr('fill', 'rgb(229, 163, 57)')
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.attr('fill', 'rgb(227, 130, 0)')
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.attr('r', '9px')
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.attr('r', '9px')
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// An icon or label that exists within the circle, inside the infobox
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// An icon or label that exists within the circle, inside the infobox
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