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Hello VizHub

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Last edited Sep 9, 2019
Created on Sep 9, 2019
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A minimal "Hello VizHub" template demonstrates a bare-bones HTML document that renders the text "hello" in a preformatted block. The example loads a stylesheet and an external script, while the JavaScript file defines a message variable but does not yet attach it to the page. The code uses standard DOM APIs such as `document.getElementById`, though the targeted element is not present in the markup. This serves as a starting point for building interactive visualizations in the VizHub environment.

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