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Editor
This page is for teams on the Markdown path, which the Lupo team sets up on request (see Markdown Configuration). If you create videos from PowerPoint, Google Slides or a PDF, you don't need a code editor.
We strongly recommend you use Visual Studio Code (VS Code) to edit your files. Visual Studio Code is a great text editor with extensible capabilities.
Extensions
We recommend installing the following extensions:
- Marp for VS Code — previews your slides as you write them. The template repository recommends it, so VS Code offers to install it when you open the project.
- GitHub Actions — lets you run a repository's workflows from the editor instead of from the GitHub website, such as the Generate Course with Lupo workflow the template repository ships.
