Online and integrated microStudio includes all you need to write code, create sprites and maps for your 2D game. All from your web browser. Your project is stored in the cloud, accessible from anywhere.

In this space you can ask for help, share your best tips, read articles, submit bugs or feature requests, follow the roadmap and progress of microStudio. You can discuss programming, game development, …

microStudio offers a few series of interactive Tutorials to get you easily started. You can actually make similar tutorials of your own, to teach any specific use of microStudio to anyone.

While setting up general builders as on microstudio.dev can be difficult, building an individual project for different targets isn't that complicated. I will try to provide some documentation about this in the future.

You will just code your client and server in microStudio and run them directly from the microStudio editor. You can run multiple client apps within the editor and you can also join your multiplayer game …

mrLman has created many tutorials, each one focusing on a specific feature you may want to achieve in your microStudio project. It's an incredibly valuable resource and must have been a huge amount of …

Click "Tutorials": tutorials allow you to easily learn to use microStudio, to program in microScript, to draw on screen through code, to create animations or games.

I will create and release a free, standalone, offline version of microStudio for Windows / macOS / Linux. You will be able to download it, install it and start working locally on your own projects.

This is quite the big update: you can now choose from 4 programming languages for your microStudio project: **microScript**, **Python**, **JavaScript** or **Lua**! All this still from your web browser.

Should provide examples on page 3 'Shapes' of how it will look? What else can fill this page with? @gilles, if you're against me using images from your project, please let me know - I'll delete them In …