Re: interactive visualizations, we haven't gotten there yet, but it sounds like a really cool (and feasible) idea. On this front, libraries like 'lamina' look

Re: interactive visualizations, we haven't gotten there yet, but it sounds like a really cool (and feasible) idea. On this front, libraries like 'lamina' look like a nice place to start. https://github.com/ztellman/lamina https://github.com/ztellman/lamina Graph backtraces look like ordinary stacktraces -- the compiled output is basically the same if you wrote the function by hand. For logging, we wrap each node in an 'observer' with the path through the graph injected, which automatically records execution time and exceptions from each node, and lets you spit stuff out to the dashboard that will appear in the graph structure. There's an example of this in the graph_examples_test.clj, I believe.