Difference between revisions of "IDEs"
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Revision as of 10:26, 8 February 2023
What is an IDE?
- An Integrated Development Environment usually includes a text editor, sometimes with color coding for specific programming languages, and frequently libraries to support particular microcontrollers. Most also have the ability to upload/download code to/from supported devices as well as syntax error checking.
IDEs for Python & MicroPython
- Mu Editor
- Thonny
- Iguana
- Eclipse
- use with PyDev plugin for Python
- Visual Studio Code
- Idle
- Spyder
- uPyCraft
- PyCharm
- Arduino Labs MicroPython IDE
- Cloud9
- a cloud-based IDE running on Amazon Web Services (AWS)
- MPY-Jama for ESP32
- See this article for details
IDEs for Arduino
- Arduino IDE
- Version 2.0 now available
- Mu Editor
- Thonny
- Cloud9 on AWS
- CodeCraft visual code editor
- Arduino IDE
