D3 with React

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Last edited Jun 26, 2021

Created on Jun 26, 2021

This example demonstrates a minimal integration of D3 with React, rendering a simple "Helolo world" heading. It uses ReactDOM to mount a React component into the DOM, while the HTML page itself remains bare. The code imports React and ReactDOM, defining a functional App component that outputs an h2 element, and does not yet utilize D3 APIs for any data binding or visualization logic.

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