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Hello VizHub

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LLendert Pauwels
Last edited Aug 21, 2019
Created on Aug 21, 2019
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This example displays a simple, single-line text message, “Hello VizHub,” centered on a blank page. It uses D3.js version 5.9.1 loaded from a CDN to select a div element and append the text. The visualization demonstrates a minimal setup with separate HTML, CSS, and JavaScript files, where the D3 selection and data join are used to update the DOM. No external data source is involved; the message is defined directly in the JavaScript bundle.

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