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Fork of Blank Slate with Hot Reloading

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DDina Vinter
Last edited Oct 6, 2024
Created on Oct 6, 2024

This example displays a large, centered text element reading “Hello World! 33” at a font size of 217 pixels. The text is rendered directly into the container using a plain HTML `<div>` with inline styles, and the font size is defined as a JavaScript constant within the exported `main` function. The visualization demonstrates a minimal setup where the numeric value and text can be edited in the source code, and with hot reloading, changes appear instantly in the browser.

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