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The prototype will allow us to get experience with this different work style | The prototype will allow us to get experience with this different work style | ||
and also give other people a chance to comment on it. | and also give other people a chance to comment on it. | ||
The basic idea behind creating a Workspace is that the Workspace gives you a convenient mechanism for running and rerunning snippets of code. If you're writing a new function, for example, you can keep redefining that function until you have one that works correctly. Then, you can just copy and paste it into your editor to become a part of your application. | |||
Another example use would be to have a collection of utility functions that you use in debugging your application. Those functions aren't really a part of the application, and you don't want to deliver them to your users. You can keep them in a file that you load into the workspace whenever you're working on that particular app. | |||
Most often, the files you save from a workspace are not complete script files and the snippets of code in a workspace may not run in all contexts (they may depend on variables that are defined on the page for which the workspace was created). | |||
== Release Requirements == | == Release Requirements == | ||