The first code editor I made, CodeWrapper. Blueconda was initially going to be called CodeWrapper+
The first code editor I made, CodeWrapper. Blueconda was initially going to be called CodeWrapper+
The Original Blueprint for Blueconda, designed in Adobe Express.
Getting started: Adding the line numbers, text box, and scrollbar
Added syntax highlight, and frame for the now redacted CYAN AI feature.
Swapped out CYAN AI for the multi purpose sidebar. (This version features the redacted Debug feature).
Added file explorer (This was initially a dummy).
The Variables feature added.
Explorer is finally given some use (Opening Python files).
Started adding buttons.
First MDEditor prototype (this code was ripped from GitHub).
MDEditor as we know it today.
Upon adding ttkbootstrap, the UI looked MUCH cleaner.
First implementation of the Minimap.
Starting GUIBuilder.
First implementation of the AI feature. So CYAN wasn't technically abandoned after all!
Splash screen was added to cover up the loading time.
Finally, themes! Dark mode (Batman) added.
My favorite combo. Solarized, Cascadia Code font, and translucent window.
Error highlighting added.
Took longer than it should've, but you can now open directories inside Explorer.
Autocomplete!!
Error messages were initially going to be printed like this. However, this caused unexpected scrolling behavior and was thus swapped for the much more appropriate:
Printing error messages down here. The new versions have the red color background too.
Comprehensive error messages were added for beginner clarity.
All the syntax highlights.
What the polished up UI looked like. All colors are the same and popup windows are translucent!
Even smarter info on code objects,
just one right click away.
Fixed up context menu.
...... and gave it smarter features!
Finalized the perfected GUIBuilder and integrated it into the main application!
API Keys are now customizable!