Thanks, Moritz!

Does anyone know what happened around 1990? Another small outbreak after the vaccination became mandatory.

The display gives a hint of who the design technologist in the room is 😎 Congrats!

I never thought that this small experimental library could grow to be among such titans of high-performance visualization tools as deck.gl and kepler.gl. It's a real honor!

A blog post from OpenJS introducing cosmos.gl: openjsf.org/blog/introdu...

Project's GitHub: github.com/cosmosgl/graph

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cosmos.gl was created to overcome bottlenecks when working with huge network graphs and machine learning embeddings.

Version 2.0 comes with a significant performance boost over the previous version and implements new features like point dragging and clustering.

✴︎ Play/Pause Force Graph Simulation – Freeze node positions when needed;
✴︎ Smarter Defaults – Improved point sizing and coloring;
✴︎ Zoom Controls – Easily fit the graph into the viewport.

Check out this colab if you want to give it a try: colab.research.google.com/drive/1fK7SL...

📏 Axis now automatically hides overlapping labels — a small tweak that makes a big difference — and supports label rotation for improved readability.

💬 Finally, Unovis got a Discord channel! Join us to say hi, ask questions, and stay updated with the latest news: discord.com/invite/5hnma...

🪧 Tooltips have also been enhanced — they can now be anchored to target elements, hovered over, and display dynamic content.

A few highlights from the latest release:

🎄 Solid @solidjs.com integration! Compatibility with React 19 and Angular 19.

🔗 Graph is now highly customizable: you can provide custom node rendering functions, adjust the layout, and overlay additional elements on the canvas.

The next version of 🪐 Cosmograph cosmograph.app will also able to visualize very heavy datasets right in the browser btw. Coming later this year or early next year.

There's a great blog post about the project too!

joelgustafson.com/posts/2024-1...