100 days of Learning D3.js

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100 days of Learning D3.js

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Last edited Oct 30, 2021

Created on Oct 30, 2021

This example showcases a 100-day learning journey of D3.js through a minimalist HTML page. It presents a blank body, serving as a canvas for the author’s evolving D3 visualizations over three months. The embedded YouTube video, accessible via an iframe, demonstrates the learning process and likely highlights the cumulative output, although the page itself does not render any charts. The code relies solely on standard HTML and iframe integration, with no explicit D3 APIs or data sources present in the provided files. It functions as a documentation and presentation hub rather than an interactive visualization.

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