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swarmchat.html

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Last edited Sep 18, 2018

Created on Sep 18, 2018

This animated chat visualization displays a real-time conversation as streaming lines of text. Users type messages into an input box, and each message appears as a line that briefly animates within a 20-em-high container before fading or scrolling. The rendering is driven by a bundled JavaScript library (likely a chat or streaming library) that manages the dynamic DOM updates, creating a simple, live feed effect. The example demonstrates a minimal, functional chat interface with automatic text display and animation.

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