Notes from Matt Youell's #osb11 talk on GraphViz, done in GraphViz; see http://j.mp/osb11-graphviz-notes

gistfile1.txt

digraph GraphViz {
    graph [layout = "fdp"]

    viz [style = "setlinewidth(4)", label = "GraphViz\nThe Open-Source\nBody Scanner\nfor Code, Systems,\nand Data"]

    example     [fontname = "Inconsolata", label = "//Example:\lgraph Foo {\l  foo -- bar\l  foo -- baz\l}\l"]
    like        [label = "what's it like?"]
    learning    [label = "like learning\nHTML:\none piece at a time"]
    explore     [label = "explore\nhidden\nstructure"]
    newengland  [label = "\"New England is\nupside-down,\nbut we knew that\""]
    curry       [label = "like curry:\n\"we all use it,\nbut in different ways\""]
    adv         [label = "advantage:\nit'll do the layout\n for you"]
    disadv      [label = "disadvantage:\nit'll do the layout\n for you"]
    geekculture [label = "geek culture\nhttp://ibo.posterous.com/\ndiagram-of-geek-culture"]
    blanket     [label = "the blanket is everything:\nhttp://www.youtube.com/\nwatch?v=GJd3T9lD8Gc"]
    data        [label = "sample data\nto play with:\nhttp://introcs.cs.princeton.edu/\njava/data/"]

    viz -> example
    viz -> like
    like -> learning
    like -> curry
    viz -> interconnectedness
    viz -> data [weight = 2]
    interconnectedness -> geekculture
    interconnectedness -> blanket
    viz -> easy
    easy -> adv
    easy -> disadv
    easy -> realtime
    easy -> "not pretty"
    viz -> explore

    newengland
}