What this screen does
The Showcase is the public gallery of projects the community has chosen to publish. Anyone can browse it, including visitors without an account. Each entry is a snapshot: the project exactly as it was when its author published it, with only the artifacts that author decided to make public.
It is the fastest way to see what a finished Erlyc project actually looks like before building your own.
Typical workflow
- Browse the gallery. Sort by Latest, Popular or Top rated, filter by stack, or search by title. Signed-in visitors also get a Subscriptions feed of the authors they follow.
- Open an entry. The Shared artifacts row at the top lists everything the author published — the original prompt, discovery boards, workflow and swimlane diagrams, the specification, screen map, user journeys, the entity / DB schema / data model diagrams, and the generated code.
- Click an artifact to open it in a read-only viewer. Diagrams pan and zoom the same way they do in your own projects; nothing you do here changes the entry.
- Where the author deployed a live demo, open the sandbox and click through the running application. It is a playground — your changes are not saved.
- React: like, give it a 1–5 star rating, leave a comment, or subscribe to the author to see their future work in your feed. These need an account.
- Take it further: download the generated code as a zip, open the repository on GitHub, or Import as new project to start your own project from the shared artifacts (this one depends on your plan).
Examples & tips
- An entry only shows what its author shared. A missing tab means that artifact was kept private, not that the project lacks it.
- Reading the prompt next to the specification is the most useful pairing on the site: it shows what went in and what came out.
- The star rating is per visitor — clicking a different star replaces your earlier rating rather than adding to it.
- Importing copies the shared artifacts into a fresh project you own. The original is untouched, and the author sees the fork count go up.
- Ready to publish your own? Every project has a Share page where you pick artifact by artifact what becomes public.