In Canvas, users can edit code directly and ask questions, facilitating a more interactive and user-friendly prototyping experience, such as creating a quick prototype of a unified analytics dashboard and interacting with it live.

I can ask for inline suggestions, improvements, and even debug my code within the canvas.

For beginners, tools like Replit or Lovable offer a user-friendly interface to experiment with coding directly, bypassing traditional mock-up designs.

I'm excited about the coding functionality of Canvas, which allows users to quickly build prototypes based on product requirements documents (PRDs).

We've created data visualizations with interactive elements, allowing us to explore different numbers and key takeaways from the analysis.

AI tools like Vercel's v0 enable designers to generate animations and interactive demos that surpass traditional static diagrams, enhancing communication and understanding.

Canvas allows for a more interactive environment, enabling me to show my vision to team members effectively.

I think the first programming language people should learn is JavaScript because it allows for immediate visual feedback and interaction.

AI tools can help me code faster by allowing me to describe changes I want, like implementing a dark mode, and they will edit the code accordingly.