HTML Starter

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Last edited Sep 23, 2020

Created on Sep 23, 2020

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This HTML Starter example shows an empty page with a blank stylesheet and a script tag, serving as a minimal template for web-based visualization projects. The page loads without any rendered graphics or data, and only executes a single `console.log` call that prints “Hello JavaScript!” to the browser’s developer tools. The code relies on plain HTML and vanilla JavaScript, with no external libraries, frameworks, or data sources included, making it a clean starting point for adding custom visualizations. The example uses no specific D3, Canvas, or other visualization APIs.

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A bare minimum HTML page.

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