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I'm trying to follow this tutorial on a windows 11 machine, but have only coded in an IDE before. This tutorial appears to use the terminal. When it comes to opening and editing files I'm unsure on the best way to approach this, yet the tutorial makes it appear to be a very natural process.
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@MikeRund thanks for opening this issue to capture your progress. 👌
Open issues as soon as you spot any obstacle to your progress. 🙏
I will attempt to address them in my next work-break. ⏳
The more questions you ask the better for everyone! 💬
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whilesome people certainly use Vim to edit Elixir projects and it works well, many people use VSCode / VSCodium for Elixir work.
We haven't found an IDE that doesn't work with Elixir/Erlang. 🤷♂️
Please use what you already have and are familiar with, and install any relevant plugins for Elixir.
If you don't know the basics of Phoenix, then usingPhoenix in a more advanced/complex project
will be like trying to do Calculus without learning Algebra. 😜
I'm trying to follow this tutorial on a windows 11 machine, but have only coded in an IDE before. This tutorial appears to use the terminal. When it comes to opening and editing files I'm unsure on the best way to approach this, yet the tutorial makes it appear to be a very natural process.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: