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D3 Transitions - Chained Transition

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SSubhendu Karmakar
Last edited Jan 2, 2024
Created on Jan 2, 2024

Five circles animate across an SVG canvas, moving horizontally to new random positions before bouncing to new random sizes. The example demonstrates chained transitions in D3 v7, where the `d3.select` API chains multiple `.transition()` calls to sequence the position change over the first transition, followed by a second 750-millisecond transition with a `d3.easeBounce` easing function for the radius change. The update button triggers `updateAll()`, which regenerates random data for the `cx` and `r` attributes and re-applies the chained animation sequence.

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