Hello VizHub

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Created on Oct 4, 2019

This example demonstrates a minimal SVG composition: a single thick black line crossing a pink path shape, both rendered against a dark navy background with large, centered text. The page is styled using an external Ubuntu font and a CSS ruleset that sets the color scheme. The static graphic is drawn directly in the index.html markup, while the accompanying JavaScript imports the D3 `select` API to set the text of a message div to "Hello VizHub!", a value defined in a local ES6 module.

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An example showing the capabilities of VizHub.

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