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app-versioning
Guide to managing application versions and deployment releases.
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testing
Guide to running and writing tests for Actions and Record Behaviors.
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documentation
Guide to writing accessible, maintainable, and "evolution-ready" documentation.
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sdk-reference
Definitive API reference for the TypeScript SDK (@simpleplatform/sdk).
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semantic-commits
Guide to writing standard, parseable commit messages (Conventional Commits).
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simple-cli
definitive reference for the `simple` CLI. Contains ALL commands, arguments, and flags.
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query-data
Expert guide to the auto-generated GraphQL API (Queries, Mutations, Aggregations).
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create-view
Guide to building Custom Views, Dashboards, and Action Buttons.
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scl-expressions
Comprehensive guide to SCL's dynamic expression language ($var, $jq, pipelines).
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develop-logic
Comprehensive guide to implementing full-stack logic, focusing on the "Hub-and-Spoke" binding architecture.
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data-modeling
Expert guide to defining enterprise-grade data models in Simple Configuration Language (SCL).
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data-seeding
Guide to seeding initial data using SCL instance blocks.
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configure-metadata
Guide to polishing the User Interface (Display Names, Ordering, Visibility).
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