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Cheap Tricks for Interaction

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Last edited Nov 7, 2018

Created on Sep 23, 2018

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This example demonstrates a world map with zoom and hover interactions, rendering countries as SVG paths using a Natural Earth projection. It relies on d3.zoom for pan and zoom transformations, d3.geoPath for projecting geographic data, and TopoJSON for country boundaries sourced from the world-atlas dataset. Country names are loaded from a TSV file, while hover effects change fill colors via CSS. The map also includes a spherical background and uses d3.select to manage the SVG container.

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