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This confluence page is a summary of what is expected at this point. On day 3 we will have 30 minutes to catch up and then we will follow to the next steps of the development of our fist component!

•  Have the Virtual Machine Working
•  Configure Visual Studio Code
•  Prepare your Environment
•  Install IDL Interfaces to your INTROOT
•  Prepare your Module
•  ITS Representative to Push to GIT Group's module base files
•  Testing Environment Basics
•  Dummy Component Files

Configure Visual Studio Code

Visual Studio Code will help a lot to work in parallel, and for this reason, it is a very useful tool for this workshop. For the ones having trouble to share and join sessions due to the connection hanging when trying to sign in, Mario prepared the following instructions. The short trick is the following:

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> export ACS_CDB=~/Repos/awv/jTelescope/test
> acsStart

> acsStartContainer -py pySimContainer


> objexp

Alternatively, you can use the ACS Command Center GUI, but make sure you define the ACS_CDB path correctly there.

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