Some tests with D3js

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Some tests with D3js

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Last edited Dec 17, 2020

Created on Dec 17, 2020

This example presents a blank SVG canvas within a simple HTML page, structured with two paragraph elements and a stylesheet that removes page margins. The core behavior is driven by a JavaScript file that references a commented-out CSV loading routine for automotive dataset attributes like mpg, cylinders, and horsepower, suggesting a planned but inactive data import pipeline. The visualization itself is minimal, relying on the D3.js v6 library loaded from a CDN, with no active rendering code currently executing. The setup demonstrates a scaffold for potential D3-based scatter plots or charts, though the actual visual output remains unimplemented.

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Several test with D3.js

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