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Wow this looks awesome.

I wish I could search for other repositories not on the graph already to discover other related open source projects.

Pretty neat paper linked from the bottom (https://github.com/coyotebush/github-network-analysis/raw/ma...), it would be neat to see how the correlations changed if you tweaked some of the constants.
Analyzing a larger dataset would be neat indeed, though somewhat more challenging. Especially for the layout algorithm to produce something nice in a reasonable amount of time.

There are ~11k repos with >= 100 stars, compared to the 825 I had here (fewer after filtering for the giant component).

Fair, I'd say you might just want to have a searchable db of relationships instead of the visualization (or maybe do something google-maps-esque, where as you zoom you load relationships that you can see...).
Can't help it, reminds me of EVE Online.
Really wish I could zoom in to take a closer look at specific links.
Scroll to zoom. Sorry that's not noted anywhere.
Doesn't seem usable with a Magic Mouse - scrolling is way too sensitive.
what is x and y? what is the color?
I /think/ color is the language it's programed in. A key would be really handy.
Yeah, per the footer, color is the primary programming language as identified by GitHub. A key felt like a bit too much clutter; you can always click on a repository to open its page and note the language listed.
Been waiting to see this for a while...
I wonder how much BigQuery quota did you use while testing this stuff?
Heh, nearly 80GB... and that's with mostly testing out the queries on the smaller publicdata:samples.github_timeline dataset.