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Added an entire preview system, which you can even open in a new tab. Which refreshes under every single change. ‘Fixed’ the saving system; previously, you had to save it even if nothing was edited just by pressing, and it saved only to your computer; now it saves locally and only when you edited something.

I also made the sidebar collapsible. Now, when right-clicking, you can open the preview or open it in a new tab.

The preview also included a console that should display errors, but it hasn’t been fully tested yet.

Finally fixed the issue by getting rid of it and starting again. I made the inline suggestion work, added text, and autocomplete. Btw, to the reviewer, I am so sorry that you had to endure the last version because I’m a dumb ass and didn’t properly test my code.

So I couldn’t figure out why the website wasn’t deploying, I did something very stupid. I pasted it into Claude and SUCH a simple issue, in github i set the branch to /docs instead of /root. After some messing around in the JS, I resorted to Claude.

Fixed a couple of bugs regarding the file saving and tasks, and added color to the code in the editor itself. Made ctrl + s better because of permissions. Forgot to say when I commited on github but changed the icons up a bit.

This update changed everything. The sidebar was added, including a new tasks tab, an improved preview with semi-working code, a working explorer with new buttons to add file open folder and more, draggable files, and finally a working right-click. A working task system, which took a couple of hours, even the side color thing was super difficult, it looks way easier than it actually is, you wouldn’t believe it.

I added light mode and the text/button to toggle with it work, and basic function and routing to the index.html file when using the buttons under the start.

Currently made the general UI for the home/onboarding screen that is very visual studio code like, which includes a topbar, a welcome div with links to make or open new projects, and a recently opened projects, so you can start faster.