Layout Explore
The sample traffic was too even, and the layout didn't show traffic's hub-and-spoke shape: many senders in the middle, destinations around them.
Senders now sit in a centred cluster with destinations in a ring around them, fed by busier, more uneven sample traffic. Three grid bugs were fixed and the canvas follows the window.
What changed
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Senders sit in a centred cluster and destinations ring around them.
Senders in the middle, destinations around · came from Mark Parson
- A control panel lets you pick a layout for senders and one for destinations and compare them. New in this cycle
- The canvas resizes with the window and pulse lines bend the right way whichever side a destination is on. In words
How we got here
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Senders sit in a centred cluster and destinations ring around them.
Thanks to
People outside Qpoint first. Every thank-you points at something they said or made.
Built the hub-and-spoke layout and the uneven sample traffic
Commits in the qflow repo are all by Mark Parson; the record names nobody, so git authorship is the source.
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