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Created on Jun 4, 2015

This animated text-diff visualization demonstrates how a piece of text evolves through multiple versions, using a color-coded diff algorithm to highlight insertions, deletions, and changes. The animation steps through each version transition, with falling text characters and a slider to scrub through the timeline. The diff.js library implements Myers' O(ND) difference algorithm, while D3.js handles the smooth animated transitions between text states. A play button and current index display allow users to control and track the sequence of text revisions.

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