Getting Started with SunSed

SunSed is a programming language designed to be simple, fast, and easy to use. If you're interested in getting started with SunSed development, here are a few steps to help you get started.

Step 1: Install SunSed Extension for VS Code

SunSed only supports the Visual Studio Code (VS Code) editor for now. To get started, you'll need to install the SunSed extension for VS Code. You can find the extension in the VS Code library.

Step 2: Create a New SunSed Project

Once you've installed the SunSed extension, you can create a new SunSed project by clicking the "New Project" button in the SunSed panel. This will create a new folder with the basic structure for a SunSed project.

Step 3: Start Coding

You can start coding your SunSed application by opening the index.page file that was created in your new project folder. This file is the entry point for your application.

SunSed uses a simple syntax to create HTML elements and handle server-side processing. You can find more information about SunSed syntax in the SunSed documentation.

Step 4: Run Your Application

Once you've written some code and saved it, SunSed automatically deploys your code to a development environment and runs it. You can view your application by clicking the "Open in Browser" button in the SunSed preview panel.

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Step 5: Deploy Your Application To Production

If you're ready to deploy your SunSed application, you can deploy your application to the production environment. SunSed automatically manages all the database migrations and other tasks required to deploy your application to production.

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With these steps, you should be able to get started with SunSed development and create your own SunSed applications. Good luck!