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Fork of D3 bar graph

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SSebastian Barrett
Last edited Feb 3, 2022
Created on Feb 3, 2022
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This fork of the D3 bar graph renders a paragraph reading “ello world” into the page on load, using plain DOM manipulation rather than chart drawing. The example loads a bundled script and a separate stylesheet, with `index.js` attaching an `addElement` handler to `document.body.onload` and inserting a text node via `document.createTextNode`. It references Application Studio as its data source in the README, but no bar chart or D3 visualization API appears in the visible code. The rendering approach relies entirely on standard JavaScript DOM methods rather than SVG, Canvas, or D3 scales.

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Bar chart using data from Application Studio

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