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RadioCUT 2017 - reproducciones sobre un treemap

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Aaaizemberg
Last edited May 30, 2018
Created on May 30, 2018

The visualization displays RadioCUT 2017 playback counts as a treemap, where each rectangle represents a radio program and its size corresponds to the number of reproductions. The embedded visualization is rendered using the Flourish platform, loaded via the `flourish-embed` script from `public.flourish.studio`. The treemap layout organizes the data hierarchically, with colored rectangles grouped by category, and the code relies on Flourish’s built-in rendering engine rather than a custom library such as D3. The data comes from the source gist by aaizemberg, and the example is presented directly in an HTML page with no additional JavaScript logic.

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