SystemschichtenUndUebung

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SystemschichtenUndUebung

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Last edited Jan 4, 2022

Created on Dec 4, 2021

Three stacked rectangular layers in red, teal, and green represent system layers (UI, code, and data) in an abstract static diagram. Each layer uses an SVG `rect` with a fill-opacity of 0.4, a CSS `rotate3d` transform, and a colored drop-shadow filter to create a pseudo-3D stacked appearance. The visualization is rendered with React and D3 v6 inside a reusable `VizContainer` that follows the margin convention and displays the chart frame. No dynamic interaction or data binding occurs; the example focuses solely on styling layered geometric shapes.

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Boilerplate code for a React + D3 visualization with:

CDN links for React, ReactDOM, and D3
Basic React boilerplate
Variables for dimensions and margins
A VizContainer component that:
- Abstracts SVG/group container elements
- Follows the margin convention
- Show the margins, which can be easily removed by deleting the showMargins={true} prop

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