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What kind of change does this PR introduce?

Adding a blogpost for gsoc 2025 wrapup

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closes #2111

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This issue is for the genral overview of the projects we did in GSOC 2025, highlighting contributors, mentors and the way ahead.

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LGTM🚀

@Utkarsh-123github Utkarsh-123github merged commit 76b087a into json-schema-org:main Jan 19, 2026
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* Contributor: [Jagpreet Singh Rahi](https://github.com/jagpreetrahi)
* Mentor: [Agnivesh Chaubey](https://github.com/AgniveshChaubey)

This project focused on making complex JSON Schema structures easier to understand by visualizing the relationships between schema properties, particularly in cases involving nested objects and deeply structured schemas. The work introduced a graphical representation of JSON Schemas using Cytoscape.js, allowing users to explore schema relationships visually rather than relying solely on raw text. Schema validation was handled using AJV to ensure strict compliance across JSON Schema dialects, with the visualization reflecting validated structures accurately. The tool was built with React and designed to run entirely on the client side, requiring no backend. By prioritizing standards compliance and clear visual feedback, the project significantly improves usability and learning for new and experienced users alike, while laying a strong foundation for future enhancements such as real-time editing, interactive tooltips, and improved accessibility features like dark mode.
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@Honyii, I'm pretty sure @AgniveshChaubey said they used @hyperjump/json-schema, not ajv. Ajv does not have good compliance with the spec. If I'm right, it might be a good idea to update this post to correct the error.

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Yes, correct. We are using @hyperjump/json-schema instead of AJV.
Additionally, we later moved from Cytoscape to ReactFlow, so the post could reflect that as well.

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@jdesrosiers I actually used the information shared in the project description from summer of code website, my guess is that it wasn't updated/there's no way to make updates from the mentor's end yea @AgniveshChaubey ?

What I'd do going forward is to ask whether anything/process was changed before grabbing the information from the summer of code organization page (website) to create content. And yes, I'd be making the update.

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Here's the pr for it @AgniveshChaubey; #2206
pls let me know if I need to add anything.

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