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* In tables, use background colors (saturation or brightness) so that large numbers stand out. A table cell containing the number 91 might be darker than a table cell containing the number 19, for example. | * In tables, use background colors (saturation or brightness) so that large numbers stand out. A table cell containing the number 91 might be darker than a table cell containing the number 19, for example. | ||
* Make crash regressions stand out so they can be stomped quickly (while the regression range is both knowable and recent). Currently they only really stand out if the regression causes crashes very frequently. | * Make crash regressions stand out so they can be stomped quickly (while the regression range is both knowable and recent). Currently they only really stand out if the regression causes crashes very frequently. | ||
* Show the number of users who hit the crash rather than the number of incidents. | |||
== '''Questions''' == | == '''Questions''' == | ||
If you have any questions, please post them here. I will be checking this space regularly and want to try to answer as many as I can here, so others can benefit as well. | If you have any questions, please post them here. I will be checking this space regularly and want to try to answer as many as I can here, so others can benefit as well. | ||
Revision as of 08:02, 17 February 2007
Discussion
Please use this space to discuss the challenge and to share ideas.
Ideas from Jesse Ruderman
- Organize the top 50 crashes by component (layout, networking, javascript engine, etc), guessing based on the directory the source file is in.
- Let me see a topcrash report for crashes in a given component.
- In tables, use background colors (saturation or brightness) so that large numbers stand out. A table cell containing the number 91 might be darker than a table cell containing the number 19, for example.
- Make crash regressions stand out so they can be stomped quickly (while the regression range is both knowable and recent). Currently they only really stand out if the regression causes crashes very frequently.
- Show the number of users who hit the crash rather than the number of incidents.
Questions
If you have any questions, please post them here. I will be checking this space regularly and want to try to answer as many as I can here, so others can benefit as well.