Phoenix Code
Simple Project? #2274
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This may be a silly question, but is there a way to start a simple, not "bloated" project or just create a simple file? I use Brackets for teaching an introduction to webmaster course. Since Phoenix Code is the new hotness, as it were, I'd like for them to be able to use it easily, but without all the bells and whistles. They don't need a template with JS or CSS or anything at the start. Actually, their first task is to create their own template. They should be creating their folder structure first, if they follow the lectures that is, so I think I can just have them open the folder and then create a new file. Is that the only/best way to achieve this? |
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Hey @jijones-clayton-state, Phoenix opens the default project the first time it runs on a new device. That’s just the initial setup. From what I understand of your question, the easiest approach would be to have your students create an empty folder wherever they need, then right-click it and select "Open as Phoenix Code project." That’ll open Phoenix with a completely blank folder and no extra files, so they can set things up themselves. Hope that helps! If I’ve misunderstood or you have any follow-up questions, please let me know! |
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That works, thank you! |
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Hey @jijones-clayton-state, Phoenix opens the default project the first time it runs on a new device. That’s just the initial setup.
From what I understand of your question, the easiest approach would be to have your students create an empty folder wherever they need, then right-click it and select "Open as Phoenix Code project." That’ll open Phoenix with a completely blank folder and no extra files, so they can set things up themselves.
Hope that helps! If I’ve misunderstood or you have any follow-up questions, please let me know!