Hover effect

Let's use a little trick for a nice hover effect: using 2 canvas layers: one for the normal state, one for the hovered state.

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We've seen how powerful D3 is for transforming a dataset into an SVG path. For example, give it a radius and angle, and it can easily generate an arc path.

But how can we use this same data to draw the shape with canvas? Let's explore.

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