There are a number of sessions worth checking out across Edge Tools and Services but I wanted to highlight a few that are going to be specifically talking about Edge Code:

• Introduction to Edge Code – This is a session that I’m giving and will give you an overview of how to use Edge Code, some of the principles behind the project, as well as a look at some features we have planned and how you can jump in and build extensions.
• Playing CSS with Edge Code – This is a “Bring Your Own Device” lab where you’ll be walked through some of the features of Edge Code that make CSS editing easy and learn about some new CSS features.
• Edge Tools & Services: A Complete Workflow – Paul Trani, evangelist extrordinare is going to lead a session on the complete Edge Tools and Services workflow so you’ll get a look at how all the parts fit together.
• Edge Tools & Services: From Design to Mobile App – Another great session that shows the workflow across Edge Tools and Services, this one specifically focuses on mobile development.

I’ll also be at the Meet the Teams session so if you have questions or requests for Edge Code, come and find me.

Finally, there are a lot of great Brackets sessions that cover everything from using the product to contributing in various ways. You should also swing by the Brackets/PhoneGap hackathon which is going to be a great chance to jump into Brackets and make both it and Edge Code better!

So if you’re looking to extend Edge Code beyond it’s built-in functionality you can check out the list of Brackets extensions on the Brackets Github Wiki.

To install one of those extensions into Edge Code, simply download the extension (usually downloading a zip file of the project source is good enough). Then in Edge Code go to Help->Show Extensions Folder, copy the unzipped folder into that directory and reload Edge Code.

Right now not all Brackets extensions will work with Edge Code. Specifically there were some big changes between Sprint 19 and Sprint 20 in Brackets that changed some of the APIs. The next release of Edge Code will include those changes so you’ll be able to grab all of the extensions that only work with Sprint 20.

If you’re new to Edge Code we put together a video that walks you through some of the basics behind the tool and will get you up and running with some of its core features. We’re looking forward to showing you more down the road.