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To create a custom visualization, developers use React components to define how data shall be rendered on the dashboard. This visualization could be anything from a easy chart to a fancy interactive widget. The panel\u2019s render() operate defines how the info is passed into the visualization and how updates are dealt with when knowledge or options change.<\/p>\n

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