pocock-prototype

To create a disposable prototype for UI variations, you can use a tool that generates and switches between various UI layouts on the same route without persistent storage. This allows you to iterate on UI designs quickly and validate layouts without committing to a full implementation.

A logic prototype is an interactive terminal application used to experiment with state models and business logic. It helps validate data models and iterate on logic designs without the overhead of full implementations or persistent storage dependencies.

Yes, you can create in-memory prototypes for both logic and UI design validation without persistent storage or external dependencies. These throwaway prototypes support state exploration and UI variation selection through a simple interface.

The best way to iterate on UI layouts without a full build is to use a prototyping tool that generates and switches between various UI layouts on the same route. This allows for quick validation and design iteration without committing to full implementations.

No, prototyping logic and UI designs with this approach requires no external dependencies. You can create in-memory prototypes for state exploration and UI variation selection directly, without persistent storage or complex environment setup.

You should use throwaway prototypes when you need to quickly validate logic or UI designs before committing to full implementations. They are ideal for exploring state models in an interactive terminal or switching between UI layouts on the same route without persistent storage.