VizHub Viz Count Histogram

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VizHub Viz Count Histogram

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Last edited Nov 3, 2021

Created on Nov 3, 2021

This histogram displays the distribution of viz counts among VizHub users, revealing that 90% of users have created 10 or fewer vizzes. The chart uses rectangular bars to represent the number of users (y-axis) falling into bins of viz counts (x-axis). The visualization is built with D3 v7, using `d3-selection`'s `create` and `join` for SVG element management, along with `d3-scale` for linear axes and `d3-axis` for tick labels. The data is statically defined in a separate module, and bars beyond the 10-viz threshold are highlighted in black for emphasis.

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A histogram showing how many vizzes VizHub users have.

90% of users have 10 vizzes or fewer.

Makes use of Rollup so that we can author the code using ES modules.

Inspired by the patterns found in Observable: D3 Charts

MIT Licensed

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