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Meanwhile, you might also be interested by Yasiv, which is basically like GraphGL!

http://www.yasiv.com/graphs#HB/jagmesh6

Code : https://github.com/anvaka/VivaGraphJS/

GraphGL is on hold, since there is no active developer. You can use it, it is on GitHub, but you will have to code to integrate it in your project. On the other hand, you probably want to use sigma.js , which has an active community: http://sigmajs.org If someone take over work on GraphGL, it would ...

The only way to currently animate in Gephi is to use a script with the Gephi Toolkit or to screencast. I'm going to release the Java scripts I've used to make a few animations in a couple days, but you'll need to know a bit of Java for that (not much, trust me). I would be interested by these scree...

Hi guys, Urban, the maintainer of GraphGL, is implementing Force Atlas. https://github.com/uskudnik/GraphGL/commits/master This is not ready and not optimized yet, but it is active, so stay tuned! Actually what we need to help this sub-project is a lot of suggestions, feedbacks, bug reports, use cas...

Hi, The problem is the current interface (and the engine behind it, the NetBeans Plateform) is designed for desktop computers, not mobile devices. If I had to do it, I would try to write a smaller, mobile friendly interface on top of the Gephi Toolkit, using the standard development toolkit (SDK/API...

Hi, It depends on which feature you want to use. What kind of visualization do you want? Because The Gephi Toolkit is a "blind mode" Gephi, without realtime visualization rendering. You can use it to run recipes of Graph processing, like data import, filtering, layout, export to SVG, GEXF, PDF, PNG,...

It looks like a False Positive over Inno Setup:

http://translate.google.fr/translate?hl ... 07356.html

Hmm I was not aware of such compatibility issues - this is indeed problematic.
In this case, maybe it is preferable to use well supported libraries.

Today I've tried X3DOM . This is a way of doing WebGL while keeping HTML concepts onboard. I think Neo--- is already familiar with it, and I invite others to have a look on it. You use it by defining a scene graph using the DOM tree-like structure . Similar in concept to SVG, unless that it is low l...

Hi, We basically had the same idea with my colleague, some weeks ago. We had a mongoDB full of data, and wanted to visualize it with Gephi, in order to do a presentation for the FOSDEM 2011 conference, in Brussels. We didn't have the time to write our own plugin, so what we did was writting a small ...