Additionals

This guide will provide additional plugins to ensure the best coding experience possible.

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I. VS-Code

If you have installed VS-Code already, click here.

Before you start, we recommend you to get VS-Code: a free code editor that you should have (because it supports text-highlighting for our language). Of cource, other code-editors still works, but it won’t have syntax-highlighting (our language is not that popular). Below are 2 images you can see for preferences:

Image 1 shows VS-Code window, image 2 shows Thonny window

You can see in image 1 has syntax highlighting, while the second one does not. In the future we will make our own code editor for our own language.

You can install VS-Code by clicking here (recommended latest).

After installation, it’s time to install the Fluentix plugin.

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II. Fluentix Extension

When your in main window of VS-Code, Open the “Extensions” sidebar (you can use Ctrl+Shift+X for Windows or Command+Shift+X for Mac). Go in the search bar and search for “Fluentix” and Enter. Then this should appear:

Click on “Fluentix - Syntax”, then press the blue “Install” button.

Note

It may prompt you to restart the editor, just retart it and it should be ok.

There you go, you have successfully installed the Fluentix plugin, now you can see the syntax highlights when you create a new .flu or .fl file.

Additional

Link for Fluentix extension in Microsoft Marketplace can be found here.

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