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Ppauliuszutautas
Last edited Oct 27, 2019
Created on Oct 27, 2019
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A minimal "Hello VizHub!" example demonstrates how D3.js and ES6 modules can be combined to update page content. The code imports the `select` function from D3 and a message string from a local `myMessage.js` module, then assigns that string to the `text` of a `#message` element. Styling via CSS sets an Ubuntu font, large font size, and a navy background. The example shows a simple data-free approach to rendering a static greeting, highlighting module imports and basic DOM manipulation.

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