Of all the editors here, Neovim is the most hacker-friendly and the most cyberpunk. If you're a fan of cool Raspberry Pi cyberdeck projects, Neovim may be a great visual pairing with your DIY project.

Raspberry Pi Code Editor is here While it’s currently in beta format, the editor can handle Python scripts, which the organization says is often favored for its likeness to the English language ...

According to the story by How to Geek, the Raspberry Pi Foundation's new Code Editor is an invaluable tool for those looking to learn to program. This revolutionary tool is a great way for kids ...

The Raspberry Pi Foundation, renowned for its commitment to making programming accessible to learners of all ages, has rolled out significant updates to its Code Editor tool. These updates aim to ...

Raspberry Pi understands the importance of privacy and safety in educational settings. The Code Editor is designed to be GDPR compliant, adhering to strict data protection regulations.

With support for 32- and 64-bit ARM code, you can now run Code on both the 32-bit Raspberry Pi OS (recently renamed from Raspbian, as it’s no longer a direct port of Debian) and its 64-bit beta.

VS Code support for Linux Armv7 and Arm64 arrives in the new, version 1.50 release of Microsoft's open-source code editor for Windows 10, macOS and Linux.

The Raspberry Pi Foundation has officially embraced Microsoft's open source Visual Studio Code editor, known for its cross-platform capabilities enhanced by a vast selection of extensions. Of course, ...

The Raspberry Pi 4 is also a pretty potent little machine in its own right, with up to 8GB of RAM now on offer, but Visual Studio Code also makes it extremely easy to leverage remote machines for ...