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runGist in shiny is very nice, and I think helps overcome the learning curve or intimidation factor. However, I don't think gist allows the nested folder structure, so probably needs...

This will be even easier since Elijah Meeks has made a [reusable layout](https://github.com/emeeks/d3.layout.adjacencyMatrix). If I did it, I would most likely try to squeeze into `networkD3`. I'll let you know.

@Cat1796 and @smartinsightsfromdata, I'll be adding this to `networkD3` as this week's `htmlwidget`. I have a very rough prototype in this [`feature/adjacency`](https://github.com/timelyportfolio/networkD3/tree/feature/adjacency) branch if you want an early preview. ```...

As I work through this, I have started to realize that an adjacency matrix really is just a subset of heatmap. In this case, we can just piggyback off of...

I just realized I never followed up with a quick prototype I built http://www.buildingwidgets.com/blog/2015/10/22/week-42-adjacency-matrix.

Very interesting. @UweBlock, do you have a dataset/usecase in mind? That will help me think through implementation. I also found https://github.com/mar10/fancytree, https://github.com/maxazan/jquery-treegrid, and https://github.com/culmat/jsTreeTable. Have you looked at those?

@UweBlock, thanks so much for the additional information. I think any of the mentioned libraries would work, but I am concerned that we will lose lots of very nice datatables...

Slick Grid https://github.com/mleibman/SlickGrid is one other option, but would require a much heavier implementation.

I did find this forked and updated SlickGrid https://github.com/ddomingues/X-SlickGrid. I especially liked interactive grouping and aggregates http://ddomingues.com/X-SlickGrid/liveDemo/examples/example-grouping.html.

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