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Makepad 2.0 App Structure explains how to set up a Makepad app with Rust, Splash scripting, event handling, and hot reload. Use it when starting a new Makepad project or wiring Rust and UI code together.

Makepad 2.0 DSL explains the script_mod! syntax, property system, and widget registration used in Makepad 2.0. Use it when writing or updating Makepad UI scripts, templates, and custom widget modules.

Makepad 2.0 Events covers Splash inline handlers and Rust-side MatchEvent handling for UI events, actions, input, and lifecycle callbacks. Use it when wiring clicks, text input, render updates, or platform events in Makepad 2.0.

Makepad 2.0 Shaders covers Makepad's inline GPU shader system for draw_bg, draw_text, and custom draw types. Use it when writing pixel and vertex functions, SDF2D shapes, or premultiplied-alpha colors.

Makepad 2.0 Theme provides the theme variables and built-in themes used in Splash scripts for colors, typography, spacing, and widget states. Use it when setting up app themes, switching dark and light modes, or styling UI with theme.* values instead of hardcoded numbers.

Makepad Animation covers the Makepad 2.0 Animator system for hover effects, transitions, looping states, and timeline-based keyframe animation. Use it when animating widget shader properties with groups like hover, focus, active, or time.

Makepad Layout explains the Makepad 2.0 turtle layout system for sizing widgets and arranging children. Use it when working with width, height, flow, spacing, padding, align, and scroll views in Makepad UI.

Makepad Splash scripts the Makepad 2.0 runtime UI with hot reload, state, events, and streaming evaluation. Use it for app UI code, script_mod! blocks, and incremental LLM-generated editing.

Makepad Vector Graphics renders SVG-like shapes in Makepad 2.0 using Vector and Svg widgets. Use it for paths, gradients, filters, groups, transforms, inline SVG, and Tween-based vector animation.

Makepad Widgets covers the Makepad 2.0 built-in widget catalog and common usage patterns. Use it when asking about widgets such as View, Button, Label, TextInput, PortalList, Dock, Modal, and related controls.

Spring Boot Patterns provides best practices for controllers, services, repositories, and exception handling in Spring Boot apps. Use it when creating REST APIs, structuring projects, or reviewing Spring Boot code.

Android Java builds Android app code with MVVM, ViewBinding, repositories, and instrumentation tests. Use it when structuring Java-based Android screens, data flow, and UI tests.