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Netflix Growth Tren

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DDaniel Z
Last edited Mar 28, 2026
Created on Mar 27, 2026
Forked from React & D3 Starter

This visualization presents the growth of Netflix’s content library as a line chart, tallying titles by the year they were added from 2008 to 2021. It loads a CSV file using d3.csv, processes the `date_added` field to extract and count years, and renders a red area-style line with ECharts. The chart includes axes for year and title count, with tooltips on axis hover.

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