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RRobertDelgado
Last edited Oct 20, 2017
Created on Oct 20, 2017

This example renders a minimal D3.js v4 visualization: a single SVG canvas displaying the text "Edit the code below to change me!" in a monospace font. The code uses `d3.select` to target the body element, appends an SVG with fixed dimensions, and positions the text at coordinates (120, 200). The visualization’s source is a gist by RobertDelgado, built with Blockbuilder.org, and serves as a placeholder template for users to begin customizing their own charts.

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