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Vizhub.com AI Presentation Slide

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CCurran Kelleher
Last edited Apr 10, 2025
Created on Apr 10, 2025

This interactive presentation showcases VizHub, a web platform for creating and sharing D3.js data visualizations. The code renders a nine-slide deck covering platform features, audience, technology stack, business model, and community aspects. Built with vanilla JavaScript, the presentation manages slide content through module scripts, with navigation buttons and arrow-key or spacebar controls for moving between slides. Each slide displays structured content from an array, with a progress indicator showing the current position within the deck.

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VizHub Presentation

A multi-slide presentation about VizHub, an online platform for creating, sharing, and collaborating on data visualizations.

Features

  • Multiple slides with content about VizHub
  • Navigation buttons for moving between slides
  • Responsive design
  • Keyboard navigation support (arrow keys and space)
MIT Licensed

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