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VVeronicaM
Last edited Apr 2, 2017
Created on Apr 2, 2017

This visualization plots the density and distribution of Slack error messages containing “Uncaught TypeError” from the file rollup-secondary_a_required.js, using a force-directed simulation. It shows clusters of error occurrences across different validator functions and input elements, revealing patterns in where these runtime failures arise. The code uses d3.forceSimulation to position nodes representing individual error instances, with links connecting related errors. The rendering relies on SVG elements and d3’s data-binding methods, while the underlying data comes from parsed error stack traces. The visualization highlights concentrated error hotspots near specific validator mappings and HTML input handlers.

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