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--- mistudio:getting_started:what_is_mistudio [2026/06/20 12:44] – tputman
+++ mistudio:getting_started:what_is_mistudio [2026/09/18 15:56] (current) – tputman
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 ==== Basic Concept ====
-A MIStudio project usually contains one or more applications. Each application can contain graphics and logic. Graphics are used to build the visual display. Logic and data sources are used to send values into those graphics or respond to user actions.
+An MIStudio project usually contains one or more applications. Each application can contain graphics and logic.
+The [[mistudio:design_editor:start|MIStudio Design Editor]] is used to build the visual portion of an application using graphics and controls.
+The [[mistudio:logic_editor:start|MIStudio Logic Editor]] is used to work with data sources, connections, and application logic.
+Graphics can display values and provide user interaction, while logic and data sources can update those graphics or respond to user actions.
 For example, a simple project might contain:
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   * Create or open a project.
   * Create an application.
-  * Add one or more graphics.
+  * Build the visual interface in the Design Editor.
   * Edit graphic properties.
+  * Use the Logic Editor to add data sources and logic.
   * Connect a data source to a graphic.
   * Save, close, and reopen the project.
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   * [[mistudio:getting_started:start|MIStudio Getting Started]]
   * [[mistudio:architecture_overview|MIStudio Architecture Overview]]
+  * [[mistudio:design_editor:start|MIStudio Design Editor]]
+  * [[mistudio:logic_editor:start|MIStudio Logic Editor]]
   * [[mistudio:getting_started:opening_mistudio|Opening MIStudio]]
   * [[mistudio:getting_started:project_structure|MIStudio Project Structure]]
   * [[mistudio:getting_started:create_project|Creating a Project]]
   * [[mistudio:getting_started:create_application|Creating an Application]]