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A free web demo — play it in your browser, no install. A spring-mass network of ten generated people from the RandomUser API, drawn in monochrome on Canvas.

by @parthchandak02 · parthchandak02/nodes on GitHubLANG HTMLHOSTED ON PARTHCHANDAK02.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 23 Oct 2026

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A spring network of ten strangers.

Ten generated people from the RandomUser API, pulled into place by springs and grouped by country.

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Each node is a fictional person from randomuser.me, a free API that generates fake user profiles. The page asks for ten of them, places each one near a centre for its country, links any two that start within 200 px of each other, and lets a small spring-mass simulation settle the network. Everything is drawn in grey on black in a single HTML file with no libraries.

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