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Llefei1980

Last edited Aug 7, 2022

Created on Aug 7, 2022

This example demonstrates a nearly empty HTML page that loads a single script from the D3.js library, using `d3.select` to append an element to the document. It initializes a minimal SVG canvas without any data or interaction, serving as a starting point for further visualization development. The page relies on the D3 v3 API, imported via a remote source, and renders nothing beyond the default blank body. The author’s fork of the original “Hello HTML” example highlights the core structure of a D3-based project.

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A bare minimum HTML page.

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