d3.carto - Simple Map Example

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d3.carto - Simple Map Example

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Last edited Jun 15, 2016

Created on Nov 6, 2014

This example demonstrates the use of the d3.carto library to create a simple, layer-based map. It displays geographic features rendered as SVG elements, with support for canvas rendering and animation. The map leverages d3.carto’s API to define map layers, handle panning and zooming controls, and provide interactive features such as clickable markers and modals. The accompanying CSS ensures that vector elements maintain stroke width regardless of zoom, and the interface includes zoom and pan buttons positioned over the map.

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