Hello VizHub

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Created on Sep 22, 2019

This example demonstrates how a webpage can present a simple text message with a custom visual style. It uses the D3.js library, though the core functionality relies on plain JavaScript to set the content of a DOM element. The `index.html` file loads D3 and links to a stylesheet, while `index.js` assigns the text “hello world1” to the element with the ID `message-element`. The styling, defined in `styles.css`, applies a dark blue background, light text, and a large Ubuntu font from Google Fonts, creating a bold, minimalist display.

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An example showing the capabilities of VizHub.

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