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Created on Sep 28, 2026

This example demonstrates a minimal integration of React 19 and D3.js version 7, where a single line of text is rendered. The code uses React hooks (`useRef`, `useEffect`) to manage the DOM element and the D3 `select` API to update its content, displaying "Hello D3 & React" via an SVG-less `<div>`. The starter template relies on ES modules with an import map, loading both React and D3 from a CDN without any build tools. The visualization itself is not data-driven; it focuses on the basic setup and interaction between the two libraries.

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React & D3 Starter

A minimal starter template combining React 19 and D3.js for interactive visualizations.

Features

React 19 with hooks
D3.js for data visualization
ES modules with import maps
No build tools required

Usage

Open index.html in a modern browser to see the hello message rendered with D3.

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