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step-path-transition

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Last edited Aug 22, 2016

Created on Dec 2, 2013

The visualization shows a line chart of U.S. GDP real values and forecasts over time, with an animated path transition. A glowing dot with a text label traces the data points sequentially as the user clicks “Next,” updating the line segment by segment. A “Restart” button resets the animation. The chart uses D3’s SVG line generator with a dynamic counter to progressively reveal the series, while axes and gridlines frame the data.

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Path transition with d3

"In D3.JS Is there a way to add on to a line, one point at a time, using D3 transition?" http://stackoverflow.com/questions/20318833/in-d3-js-is-there-a-way-to-add-on-to-a-line-one-point-at-a-time-using-d3-trans

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