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MMraleksa
Last edited Mar 9, 2017
Created on Mar 9, 2017

This example displays a randomized, canvas-based visualization built with Vue and D3 v4. It initializes a force-directed layout using `d3.forceSimulation`, though the visible output is a static pixel pattern. The block loads data from a Google Sheets document and renders it into a `<div>` on a gray background. The code bundles dependencies with `bundle.min.js` and relies on D3’s standard API for sizing and styling.

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