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| ### Getting started | ||
| There are various things you can do to quickly and efficiently configure your Codio Box to your exact requirements. | ||
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| ### GUI Applications and the Virtual Desktop | ||
| The Virtual Desktop allows you auto develop GUI based applications using any programming language. You can install a Virtual Desktop in your Box. You can then start the desktop and view it within the Codio IDE or in a new browser tab. | ||
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| [Virtual Desktop documentation](https://codio.com/docs/ide/boxes/installsw/gui/) | ||
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| ### Command line access and the Terminal window | ||
| All Codio Boxes provide sudo level privileges to the underlying Ubuntu server. This means you can install and configure any component you like. You access the terminal from the **Tools->Terminal** menu item. | ||
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| ### Debugger | ||
| The Codio IDE comes with a powerful visual debugger. Currently we support Python, Java, C, C++ and NodeJS. Other languages can be added on request. | ||
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| [Debugger documentation](https://codio.com/docs/ide/features/debugging/) | ||
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| ### Content authoring and assessments | ||
| Codio comes with a very powerful content authoring tool, Codio Guides. Guides is also where you create all forms of auto-graded assessments. | ||
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| - [Guides documentation](https://codio.com/docs/content/authoring/overview/) | ||
| - [Assessments documentation](https://codio.com/docs/content/authoring/assessments/) | ||
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| ### Templating Box configurations and projects | ||
| Codio offers two very powerful templating options so you can create new projects from those templates with just a couple of clicks. **Stacks** allow you to create snapshots of the Box’s underlying software configuration. You can then create new projects from a Stack avoiding having to configure anew each time you start a new project. **Starter Packs** allow you to template an entire project, including workspace code. | ||
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| - [Stacks documentation](https://codio.com/docs/project/stacks/) | ||
| - [Starter Packs documentation](https://codio.com/docs/project/packs/) | ||
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| ### Install software | ||
| You can always install software onto your Box using the command line. However, Codio offers a shortcut for commonly installed components that can be accessed from the **Tools->Install Software** menu. | ||
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| We can easily add new items to the Install Software screen, so feel free to submit requests. | ||
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| [Install Software documentation](https://codio.com/docs/ide/boxes/installsw/box-parts/) |