> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://hntech.gitbook.io/blueconda-documentation/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://hntech.gitbook.io/blueconda-documentation/welcome.md).

# Welcome!

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This documentation mainly explains all the features in a beginner friendly way with examples. It not only teaches the app's usage but also underlying programming concepts related to the app.\
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If you are an advanced enough user and just want to know what to do and where the buttons are, refer to "Cheat Sheet", the last page of this documentation.

[Cheat Sheet](/blueconda-documentation/misc/cheat-sheet.md)\
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If you are a beginner who aims to take some time to properly master the app's capabilities, use the "Your First Project" and then "Advancing On" categories.
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**Technical information**

Blueconda is written in Python 3.11, using tkinter for the GUI. It styled with ttkbootstrap.
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Documentation can be boring to follow. Most of it is full of complex terms and can get overwhelming. That's why, just like how Blueconda prioritizes beginner-friendliness, this documentation does too. It's designed in a kind of course style.

Blueconda, a beginner friendly code editor made with 💟 by HNTech, was made by me inspired by my own difficulties as a new programmer. Most editors are designed for expert users; that's why I thought I'd make one that can help you focus on learning to code.

Most of this documentation assumes you have some knowledge about Python.

Blueconda is not only free, but also open-source, meaning you can view its source code yourself too, and contribute to it!

HNTech welcomes you to the Blueconda community. Let's get started!