Hello VizHub

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Last edited Dec 12, 2019

Created on Nov 27, 2019

This example demonstrates a simple line chart rendered as an SVG path, using D3.js v5 to map a small dataset of three coordinate pairs. The visualization focuses on the basic pipeline of D3's `line` generator and `select` API to draw the polyline directly onto a dark, styled background. Data is hardcoded in the JavaScript source, with the SVG output embedded in the page and the D3 library loaded from a CDN. The sketch exemplifies minimal setup for generating vector graphics with D3.

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An example showing the capabilities of VizHub.

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