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Last edited Oct 8, 2019
Created on Oct 8, 2019

A simple bar chart built with the Plottable library demonstrates animated bar rendering. The example uses D3 to load data and Plottable's Scales.Linear and Plots.Bar classes to create a bar chart with x and y values from a small dataset. The chart is configured with linear scales for both axes and animation enabled, rendering to an SVG element. A resize event listener triggers redraw, ensuring the visualization adapts to window size changes. The Plottable CSS file provides styling for the chart's colors, axes, and other visual elements.

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