D3 Selection Exploration

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D3 Selection Exploration

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Created on Feb 20, 2024

A dynamic collection of circles animates in real time, with positions, radii, and colors shifting continuously. The visualization demonstrates React and D3 version 7 selection methods, using `select` and `join` to bind and update SVG circle elements to arrays of data objects generated by a custom `makeData` function. An interval drives the animation at roughly 60 frames per second, incrementing a time variable that modulates sine waves controlling each circle's vertical position, radius, and RGB color values. The example showcases how D3's data joins efficiently handle live updates to the DOM.

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