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Haciendo caritas

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Last edited Jun 10, 2020

Created on Jun 10, 2020

This example renders a single blank SVG canvas with D3 v5 loaded via a CDN script, and immediately logs the `d3` object to the browser console. The page imports `style.css` to remove default margins and hide overflow, but no data or visualization is drawn. The code demonstrates a minimal React-independent starter setup, using the SVG element as the rendering surface while relying on D3’s core library for any future charting functionality.

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