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What is the difference between D3.js and Cytoscape.js?
Why would someone choose Cytoscape over D3.js?
As I got it render-wise Cytoscape is specialized with rendering on canvas, and reportedly can support bigger (yet unmeasured) data loads / animation without performance degradation. And d3 specializes on SVG rendering, or at least it's one of the main renderers. Were there any major changes to these libraries?
I want to build a tree graph editor, supporting editable nodes. Should be no more than 100-200 nodes. For this purpose I lean towards d3, as I would be able to overlay input elements over svg nodes if needed. I would also have more control over styling.
If you know a better library for this – let me know.
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