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Last edited Aug 30, 2023

Created on Aug 30, 2023

A yellow circle follows the mouse cursor across the full browser viewport. The visualization demonstrates unidirectional data flow in a React-like pattern: mouse movement triggers a `setState` callback that updates position coordinates, which are then rendered as circle attributes. Using D3 v7, the `viz` function binds an SVG element and updates `cx` and `cy` properties based on the current state. The initial position defaults to the viewport center before the first mouse interaction.

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A circle that follows the mouse using unidirectional data flow. See also Mouse Follower with React.

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