ZeptoN Syntax Highlighter Extension for Visual Studio Code

A Visual Studio Code extension with syntax highlighing support for the ZeptoN programming language.

The ZeptoN programming language is described in [ZeptoN whitepaper][https://....]. The main source code repository with the source code for the ZeptoN transpiler for the ZeptoN language is here.

The really super-neato cool thing about ZeptoN is that ZeptoN syntax is directly compatible with Java, which is based upon C/C++, and from which C# is based. Thus learning and using ZeptoN, the transition to C++, C#, or Java (or similar syntax programming languages) is simple.

The primary advantage of the ZeptoN programming language is that ZeptoN is transpiled to Java source code, and then compiled into Java bytecode using the Java Compiler API. Everything is open-source (see ZeptoN project and is completely absolutely free to use.

This syntax extension contains the ZeptoN syntax highlighting only, but does not support debugging at this time.

Quick Start

1. Download JDK 8 (not the JRE) at the minimum JDK version >= 8.
2. Download, install ZeptoN transpiler, launcher app, examples.
3. Install Visual Studio Code.
4. Install ZeptoN Syntax Highlighter.
5. Run Visual Studio Code, write a simple "Hello, World!!!" program.
6. Transpile using the ZeptoN transpiler.
7. Run using "java" verifying ZeptoN program works.
8. Congratulations, you're ready to code!

ZeptoN Extension Configuration

There is no need for ZeptoN syntax highlighting extension configuration. This is unnecessary already configured for ZeptoN syntax highlighting

Feedback, Questions, Issues, Feature Requests

• If you have a question about how to accomplish something with the extension or come across a problem with the extension, please ask me

• If you have a comment or question, please e-mail me

Data and Privacy

The ZeptoN Syntax Highligher Extension for Visual Studio Code does NOT collect any data from the user.

Enjoy!