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Created on Jan 4, 2023

A simple scatter plot displays ten labeled points from a small CSV dataset, mapping x and y coordinates with linear scales. The visualization demonstrates a modular React and D3 integration where React manages the SVG container and D3 handles the rendering logic. The `viz.js` module uses `d3.scaleLinear` and `d3.extent` to compute scales, while `axes.js` employs `d3.axisLeft` and `d3.axisBottom` for chart axes. Data flows through a custom `useData` hook that loads and parses the CSV with `d3.csv`. The code separates concerns across files, making it a practical starting template for scalable projects.

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This viz is a starter that demonstrates patterns used in real world projects in which complexity is anticipated to scale.

Decoupled React & D3 integration
Opening moves for scalable complexity
Industry standard ES modules and JSX
Copy-paste into existing projects

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