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d3 workshop Tulp

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Last edited Sep 25, 2018

Created on Sep 25, 2018

Fifty red circles orbit a central point, each sized by a random count and positioned by its similarity to a clicked circle. Clicking a circle moves it to the center, increments its count, and reseats all points by a distance function. The example demonstrates animated transitions with d3.scaleLinear for radius and color, d3.scaleSqrt for size, and SVG circle elements, using a click handler and transition duration of 800ms.

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