Editing Code Alongside Your IDE

When you want to visually work on your project in Codux side-by-side with your project's code in your IDE, you can open the IDE of choice directly to the relevant code file right from Codux for a seamless, interruption-free experience (currently supported for VS Code and WebStorm at this time).
Codux automatically detects VS Code or WebStorm when installed on your machine, and offers you to open code in the configured IDE from the same menus where you can view code in Codux's built-in code drawer (like the one shown above).
Note:
If more than one supported IDE is installed on the same machine, VS Code takes precedence.
Important!
This feature relies on you having added the VS Code or WebStorm location to the Path (or PATH or $PATH depending on the OS) environment variable on your computer. Refer to VS Code documentation for more information.
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