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Google_app_categoty

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Last edited Sep 17, 2019

Created on Sep 11, 2019

This bar chart shows the count of free and paid Google Store apps within each category, with bars grouped by app type and ordered by category. The visualization uses the Vega-Lite API via `vega-lite-api` to aggregate the CSV data from a gist, rendering bars with an opacity of 0.8. A tooltip displays the app name on hover, while the chart’s axes are styled through a custom config, removing domain lines and using light gray ticks. The chart is fitted to the window size using `autosize` and `width`/`height` properties.

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This visualization shows The Google Store App Dataset. It's designed to show the count of paid and free apps within each category.

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