Migrating to vs Code #238
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urish
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urish
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I was trying to add the MicroPython stuff to this page also but it is just too different, so I think it will probably need a different page (which I will link to from this one). |
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This is the initial draft of a migration page. It covers the basics but there are still more things which could be added, for example more target frameworks. I think using the tabs feature (as shown here for the Library section) is the best way forward for this.
Another potential addition is a discussion on networking, though I would be loathe to duplicate too much material.
N.B. I also created a local images folder as it was getting a bit messy. This also moves the existing image and updates the link.