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Last edited Apr 5, 2023
Created on Apr 5, 2023

This 3D bar chart visualizes download counts for seven popular applications, including Instagram, Facebook, and WhatsApp, across six digital distribution platforms. Built with the Highcharts library and its highcharts-3d module, the chart renders vertical columns with an isometric perspective using configurable 3D options like alpha, beta, and depth. Each series represents a distinct source—such as App Store, Playstore, or Softonic—with data supplied as coordinate pairs. The chart groups columns by application category, stacking values per source to compare total downloads across platforms.

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