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The original online 8-bit IDE, now in VS Code!
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Write programs for classic consoles and computers, then build and play
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Write programs for classic consoles and computers, then compile and play
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them without leaving VS Code.
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This extension bundles the assemblers,
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## Get started
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1. Open an empty window. In the Explorer, click **New 8bitworkshop
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Project**, or run **8bitworkshop: New Project...** from the Command
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Palette.
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1. Open an empty window. The Explorer sidebar shows a **New 8bitworkshop
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Project** button below **Open Folder**; click it. Or run
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**8bitworkshop: New Project...** from the Command Palette.
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2. Choose a platform, such as **NES** or **Atari 2600 (VCS)**.
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3. Choose a blank program or an example, then a folder to copy it to.
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4. Click **Run** (▷) at the top right of the editor. The emulator opens
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