Editor Demo

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Last edited Jan 31, 2024

Created on Jan 26, 2024

The editor demo showcases animated geometric shapes—circles and rectangles—with distinct colors and sizes arranged on a light purple background. It uses D3.js to bind data to SVG elements and applies transitions to animate shape attributes: circles expand via `attr('r', ...)` while rectangles grow from zero width and height, all with staggered delays. The code also demonstrates enter, update, and exit selections, with faster transitions moving shapes and slower ones morphing or removing them. The rendering is entirely SVG-based, driven by `d3.transition` with both slow and fast durations.

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