Random world shapes with react - 1

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Random world shapes with react - 1

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Last edited Jun 29, 2022

Created on Jun 28, 2022

This example displays 490 randomly positioned circles and squares scattered across a 960-by-500 SVG canvas, with each shape’s stroke width also randomized. Using React 16 and ReactDOM, the App component generates an array of scaling values and maps them to a custom My_circle component, which renders both a circle and a rectangle per iteration with coordinates calculated via Math.random(). The visualization demonstrates lightweight SVG rendering with React’s component-based approach, producing a chaotic, non-interactive abstract composition.

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