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Useful d3 v4 and js data snipets

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Last edited Aug 3, 2017
Created on Apr 4, 2017

This example demonstrates a collection of reusable D3 v4 and JavaScript snippets for data visualization, covering responsive SVG scaling, color scales, and shape generators. It includes a `responsivefy` function that adjusts SVG dimensions to its container, and showcases ordinal and sequential color scales, line and Voronoi generators with specific curve settings. The code also illustrates data transformation techniques using `forEach`, Underscore.js methods, and a queue for loading distant JSON data. Additionally, it provides a map implementation using `d3.geoMercator`, `d3.geoPath`, and a zoom interaction, with an SVG-based legend. The rendering is SVG-based.

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