7 Real-World Examples Using EditVar and Choose
1. Conditional UI field display
- Scenario: A form shows extra fields when a user selects “Business” vs “Personal”.
- How: Use Choose to switch between preset field sets; use EditVar to modify visibility flags or default values for the selected set.
2. Feature-flagged behavior rollout
- Scenario: Gradually enable a new feature for a subset of users.
- How: Choose selects behavior (old/new) based on flag; EditVar updates user-specific config (e.g., enable=true) stored for subsequent requests.
3. Dynamic pricing adjustments
- Scenario: Apply discounts or surge pricing rules based on time, location, or user tier.
- How: Choose picks the pricing rule; EditVar modifies price variables (base, discount, tax) before final calculation.
4. A/B testing content variants
- Scenario: Serve variant A or B of a headline and track metrics.
- How: Choose routes the request to variant logic; EditVar injects variant-specific tracking IDs, copy text, or timing parameters.
5. Localization and formatting
- Scenario: Present dates, numbers, and units per user locale.
- How: Choose selects locale-specific format rules; EditVar updates format strings or translation variables used in rendering.
6. Workflow branching in automation
- Scenario: An automation pipeline branches to different processing steps based on input type.
- How: Choose directs to the appropriate branch; EditVar sets branch-specific parameters (timeouts, retries, resource limits).
7. User preference overrides
- Scenario: Allow users to override default app behaviors (e.g., compact vs spacious view).
- How: Choose loads the chosen layout; EditVar writes the user’s preference into session/config so it persists and alters subsequent rendering.
If you want, I can expand any example with pseudo-code or a small implementation snippet.
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