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D3 Workshop: Part 3 - Conference Data

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DDeveloperJeffb
Last edited Mar 24, 2018
Created on Mar 24, 2018

This visualization displays conference registration data, showing individual attendees as circles positioned on an SVG canvas. Each data point includes school affiliation, year of study, area code, and payment timestamp. The code uses D3 v4 to bind the JSON dataset and append circle elements to the SVG, with animations likely triggered through D3 transitions. The example serves as an educational workshop demonstrating basic data binding and SVG rendering techniques with d3.select and d3.append.

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