prototype

To prototype business logic without a full application, you can use an interactive terminal to create and manipulate state models. This allows you to simulate logic and rapidly iterate on potential approaches before committing to final code.

The best way to test multiple UI design variations is by generating them for a single page or component. This supports design exploration by allowing you to quickly visualize and iterate through different UI approaches without writing complete application code.

No, you do not need advanced programming knowledge to simulate state models. The process requires only basic scripting knowledge and the ability to execute simple shell commands to start the interactive terminal and web-based interfaces.

To start a rapid iteration session for UI and logic prototyping, run 'pnpm run logic' to launch the logic prototype or 'pnpm run ui' to launch the UI prototype. These commands start the interactive terminal and web-based interfaces.

You should use an interactive terminal for logic simulation when working on a complex feature. It allows you to quickly test potential logic approaches and state models before writing the final code, reducing the risk of architectural mistakes.

Yes, you can use simple shell commands to manipulate state models for rapid iteration. The interactive terminal app supports logic simulation, allowing you to execute scripts that quickly test and modify business logic approaches.