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Arduino Pro IDE with advanced features


Arduino PRO IDE Tutorial
 
The simplicity of the Arduino IDE has made it one of the most popular in the world — it’s easy enough for beginners and fast for advanced users. it’s time for a new enhanced version with features to appeal to the more advanced developers amongst you — while retaining continuity with the simple, classic Arduino IDE that so many of you are familiar with.


This an alpha version of a completely new development environment for Arduino — the Arduino Pro IDE.

The main features in this initial alpha release of the new Arduino Pro IDE are:

  • Modern, fully featured development environment 
  • Dual Mode, Classic Mode (identical to the Classic Arduino IDE) and Pro Mode (File System view)
  • New Board Manager 
  • New Library Manager
  • Board List
  • Basic Auto Completion (Arm targets only)
  • Git Integration
  • Serial Monitor
  • Dark Mode
But the new architecture opens the door to features that the Arduino community have been requesting like these that will be following on soon:

  • Sketch synchronisation with Arduino Create Editor
  • Debugger
  • Fully open to third party plug-ins 
  • Support for additional languages other than C++
The new Arduino Pro IDE is based on the latest technologies: 

  You can download Arduino IDE Pro from given below option. Download MSI Installer link for windows.

 Editor Theme Change :  

  As you can see in pic 1 you can change theme as dark theme and lite theme of editor as per your choice.

Go File Menu --> Preference-> theme

There are following different theme in Arduino Pro Ide.


pic 1 Editor Theme change




 New Toolbar Panel  :  As you can see in below pic 2 there are right side  toolbar panel for easy and user friendly tool. that are frequently use in Ide.


pic 2 new Arduino panel 

GIT Integration :   Sketchbook have two option as show in pic  you can easily  access from local file or  git intenerated file .download and upload in git easily.
Arduino cloud easily access work can do anywhere from Arduino web editor.  



Serial Monitor : As you know Serial monitor have different window in classic Ide, but Arduino Pro Ide have window . Its easy to trace your code using serial monitor.
 
Serial  Monitor in same window 
                      

Auto Complete Syntax :   Autocomplete feature is available in new IDE. So we don't need to remember syntax.



pic 3 auto complete syntax window



 Board Port :   as show in picture easy access to board port. no need to go in side in menu to submenu.....
we can easily get into toolbar.


pic 4 Board Port Access


 Debugger :   As we can see in side panel debugger icon by clicking on it, we can easy create breakpoint, trace variable values and watch different expression at time. 

Arduino Debugger

For mode detail about debugger we will make another post as  Pro make better to Arduino IDE . hope every body get better idea and understand every features.
Arduino IDE PRO





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