Introducing Codebender's New Alpha Code Editor for Arduino
We're thrilled to announce the alpha release of our brand new code editor for Arduino! Codebender is dedicated to making coding easier and more accessible, and this new update represents a major advancement in achieving that objective. This alpha version is packed with exciting new features and a sleek, intuitive interface designed to enhance your coding experience.
What's New?
Codebender used to enable you to start working with Arduino boards in minutes. Now, you can start working with them in seconds!
This alpha release focuses on providing a smoother development environment for Arduino enthusiasts of all levels. Here are some of the key features you can expect:
- Latest Arduino Compiler: Use the latest and greatest version of the Arduino compiler.
- WebSerial Board Communication: No need to download an agent or extension – just communicate directly with your board (only browsers supporting WebSerial)
- Enhanced User Interface: A modern, clean design that makes navigation and coding more intuitive.
- Integrated Serial Monitor: Monitor your Arduino's output directly within the editor.
- Light/Dark Mode: It’s up to you.
Why an Alpha Version?
This is an alpha release, which means it's still under active development. We're releasing it early to get your valuable feedback and help us shape the final product. Your input is crucial in making this editor the best it can be.
How to Get Started
This is a closed alpha release, so you will only get access once you have registered and been given access. We are looking for active users, willing to give some time to test and give feedback to help improve the development of the new editor. Applying to get access to the alpha version is easy:
- Visit our alpha website.
- Fill in the form to request access to the alpha program.
- Wait for a response from Codebender, then start testing!
Feedback and Support
We encourage you to try out the new editor and share your thoughts with us. If you encounter any bugs or have suggestions for improvements, please let us know. You can reach our support team through [email protected] or join our community forum on Discord to discuss your experiences with other users.
We look forward to hearing from you and seeing what amazing projects you'll create with our new code editor!
Extra Details
Version Status
1.0.1
- Only supports commonly available AVR boards (e.g. mega328, mega1280/mega2560 - aka UNO, Nano, Mega, Mini, Pro...)
- 261 Common Libraries
Coming Soon
- Other AVR variants (Please let us know what you'd like to have)
- ESP8266 & ESP32 support
- RP Pico support
- Delete local sketches
Library List
If you have any suggestions for libraries, please let us know.
[
"ADCTouch",
"ADXL345",
"AS3935",
"AccelStepper",
"AceButton",
"Adafruit ADS1X15",
"Adafruit BME280 Library",
"Adafruit Circuit Playground",
"Adafruit DotStar",
"Adafruit GFX Library",
"Adafruit GPS Library",
"Adafruit ILI9341",
"Adafruit LED Backpack Library",
"Adafruit MCP23017 Arduino Library",
"Adafruit MQTT Library",
"Adafruit Motor Shield library",
"Adafruit NeoPixel",
"Adafruit PN532",
"Adafruit PWM Servo Driver Library",
"Adafruit SSD1306",
"Adafruit TFTLCD Library",
"Adafruit Unified Sensor",
"Adafruit WS2801 Library",
"AltSoftSerial",
"Altino",
"Andee",
"Arduboy",
"ArduboyPlaytune",
"ArduinoDMX",
"ArduinoHttpClient",
"ArduinoLowPower",
"ArduinoMenu library",
"ArduinoThread",
"AtTouch",
"Awesome",
"BH1750",
"BLEPeripheral",
"Battery Sense",
"BigCrystal",
"Bounce2",
"Braccio",
"Button",
"Button2",
"CAN",
"CapacitiveSensor",
"CmdMessenger",
"CoDrone",
"ControlledServo",
"DCF77",
"DHT sensor library",
"DHT11",
"DHT20",
"DHTNEW",
"DHTlib",
"DMXSerial",
"DS1302",
"DS1307",
"DS1307RTC",
"DS1821",
"DS18B20_RT",
"DS3231",
"DS3231_RTC",
"DS3232RTC",
"DallasTemperature",
"DmxSimple",
"EDB",
"EEPROMEx",
"EasyButton",
"EmonLib",
"Encoder",
"Esplora",
"EtherCard",
"Ethernet",
"Exosite",
"FFT",
"FastLED",
"FastPID",
"FastShiftIn",
"FiniteStateMachine",
"Firmata",
"Flash",
"FreqCount",
"FreqMeasure",
"FreqPeriodCounter",
"FrequencyTimer2",
"FunctionGenerator",
"Gamer",
"Grove - OLED Display 0.96",
"HT1632",
"HX711",
"Histogram",
"HttpClient",
"I2C_EEPROM",
"I2C_LCD",
"I2C_SCANNER",
"IEEE754tools",
"IRRemoteControl",
"IRremote",
"JC_Button",
"JC_EEPROM",
"Keyboard",
"Keypad",
"L298N",
"LCDMenuLib",
"LPD8806",
"LSM303",
"LcdBarGraph",
"LedControl",
"LedDisplay",
"LiquidCrystal",
"LiquidCrystal I2C",
"LitSwitch",
"LocoNet",
"Low-Power",
"MCP23017",
"MCP23S17",
"MIDI Library",
"MIDIcontroller",
"MPU6050",
"MQTT",
"MatrixMath",
"MegunoLink",
"MillisTimer",
"ModbusMaster",
"MsTimer2",
"N64Controller",
"NTPClient",
"NeoGPS",
"NetEEPROM",
"NewPing",
"Nokia5110",
"OBD2",
"OSC",
"OneButton",
"OneSheeld",
"OneWire",
"PIR",
"PS2Keyboard",
"PacketSerial",
"PciManager",
"Phant",
"Plotter",
"PololuLedStrip",
"PubSubClient",
"Pushbutton",
"QTRSensors",
"Queue",
"RBL_nRF8001",
"RF24",
"RTClib",
"RemoteXY",
"RestClient",
"Robot Control",
"Robot IR Remote",
"Robot Motor",
"RogueMP3",
"RogueSD",
"RunningAverage",
"RunningMedian",
"SPIMemory",
"SRF05",
"SSD1306Ascii",
"Scheduler",
"SD",
"SdFat",
"SerialCommand",
"SerialDebug",
"SerialTransfer",
"SerialUI",
"Servo",
"SevenSeg",
"SharpIR",
"ShiftLCD",
"SimpleDHT",
"SimpleTimer",
"Sleep_n0m1",
"SoftPWM",
"SoftTimer",
"SoftWire",
"Souliss",
"StateMachine",
"Statistic",
"Stepper",
"StepperDriver",
"Streaming",
"Switch",
"TM1637",
"TM1638",
"Temperature",
"Time",
"TimeAlarms",
"Timer",
"TimerOne",
"TimerThree",
"Timezone",
"TinyGPS",
"TinyGPSPlus",
"TinyGSM",
"TinyLiquidCrystal",
"TinyRTClib",
"TinyScreen",
"TinyWireM",
"Tlc5940",
"Tone",
"Tween",
"U8g2",
"U8glib",
"UIPEthernet",
"Ultrasonic",
"WS2812FX",
"WaveHC",
"WebSerial",
"WiFi",
"WireData",
"WizFi250",
"Zumo32U4",
"arduinoFFT",
"complex",
"dateTimeHelpers",
"dht22",
"digitalWriteFast",
"elapsedMillis",
"genieArduino",
"lcd_I2C",
"max6675",
"mcp_can",
"morse",
"movingAvg",
"mpr121",
"pfodParser",
"rotaryDecoder",
"ssd1306",
"tinySPI",
"toneAC",
"xmodem"
]