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Nearly complete. Final lingering bug requires you to zoom before you can pan (double click or scroll wheel)
This project has been challenging and the last bug has me pulling my hair out! I’ve really enjoyed the D3 section though and am definitely inspired to continue reading and make more visualizations
@JordanSobovitch Nice work! It looks great, and the code is much cleaner than mine. The only thing I noticed is that some of your larger circles overlap the smaller circles, and prevent the mouseover effect from working on them correctly. For example:
I ran into the same problem with mine. I had to handle the mouseover effects a little bit more directly since I used a canvas instead of svg, so I was able to check to see if the mouse was currently over multiple circles, and highlight the smallest one. With svg, it may be easier to use the z-index, but I’m not sure. Overall, very nice work!
I can relate to that feeling! Thank you for the kind words. I’m in the same situation with a few little things on my projects. I would rather focus on the next project sometimes than spend the time on small things on projects that I’ve already completed. Keep up the good work!
The only thing I noticed is that some of your larger circles overlap the smaller circles, and prevent the mouseover effect from working on them correctly. For example:
Thank you for the kind words. I’m in the same situation with a few little things on my projects. I would rather focus on the next project sometimes than spend the time on small things on projects that I’ve already completed. Keep up the good work!