I find Teensy boards to be very robust and deserve to have their own IDE.
I am developing the IDE, based on Theia.
Some of the features are:
* No need to install Arduino.
* For Build, Clean, Uploads activities, I relied on VisualTeensy's behavior of working with Makefile.
* When you go to select the boards, it will show you an image with their respective pins.
* Has syntax for suggestions when writing code.
* Works on Windows and Linux.
Below are some pictures:
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Light theme:
Example:
I hope to have a first functional version at the end of July.
I am developing the IDE, based on Theia.
Some of the features are:
* No need to install Arduino.
* For Build, Clean, Uploads activities, I relied on VisualTeensy's behavior of working with Makefile.
* When you go to select the boards, it will show you an image with their respective pins.
* Has syntax for suggestions when writing code.
* Works on Windows and Linux.
Below are some pictures:
Dark theme:
Light theme:
Example:
I hope to have a first functional version at the end of July.