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Gist b5b1465342d4885de179

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Last edited Nov 19, 2014

Created on Nov 19, 2014

This animated visualization demonstrates a carousel interface built with Backbone.js, where items cycle through views with smooth transitions. The code uses a Backbone View to manage carousel behavior, including previous/next navigation controls and automatic item rotation. The animation renders the carousel's items dynamically, updating the active element as users interact with the controls. The visualization relies on jQuery for DOM manipulation and Underscore for utility functions, with the Backbone framework providing the structural foundation for the view logic.

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