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TThiago Sobral
Last edited Sep 16, 2019
Created on Sep 16, 2019
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This example displays a bold, full-screen "Hello VizHub!" message rendered in large Ubuntu typography against a dark blue background. The visualization is minimal, using D3 v5 solely to select the message element and set its text content, while a separate ES6 module exports the greeting string. The page structure is defined in HTML with linked styles, and the JavaScript logic demonstrates basic DOM manipulation through D3's selection API.

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