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d3-jetpack-transitioning-translate

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11wheel
Last edited Aug 22, 2016
Created on Feb 18, 2015

Hovering over a circle spawns a new circle at a random position, while the original animates to its stored data coordinates via chained transitions. The example showcases the d3-jetpack plugin’s `translate` method, which simplifies setting `transform` attributes on both selections and transitions. Circles are drawn as SVG elements with semi-transparent fills and black strokes, using random data generated on the fly. The code leverages d3.v3’s selection and transition APIs, with `mouseover` events triggering recursive circle creation.

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