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Mouse Follower

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RRodrigo Zanco
Last edited May 4, 2021
Created on May 4, 2021

A single circle follows the mouse cursor within an SVG canvas. The example demonstrates the basic concept of tracking pointer movement and updating a visual element's position in response. It is built with React hooks, specifically `useState` to manage the circle's coordinates and `useCallback` to handle the `onMouseMove` event, rendering the circle with SVG attributes `cx` and `cy`. The scene is initialized with the circle centered, and no external data source is used.

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Seguir o mouse com um circulo.

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