SimpleChart

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Last edited Feb 29, 2020

Created on Feb 29, 2020

This chart visualizes the working set size in bytes over time, sampled every 100 milliseconds from a CSV file and converted to megabytes. The data is loaded with `d3.dsv` and a custom parser, then rendered as a bar chart using SVG `rect` elements. The implementation includes a simple responsive layout that adjusts to the browser window's dimensions, with rounded corners on the rectangles. The data source is `ExampleMemLog.csv`, and the chart updates on window resize events.

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