When you try to develop a big project using Arduino,specially when you use the default Integrated Development Environment,you feeling suck because of this IDE does not complete automatically the code so a lot of time you have a lot of bugs when you try to compile your code.
For that,we have an awesome solution...we will use Sublime Text Editor to develop Arduino project using a plugin called Stino...
To install Stino plugin,open up Sublime Text and press CTRL+Shift+P to open up the package manager and type install to search for the Stino plugin...after updating repositories and the package manager be ready to install new plugin write Arduino...it will search for plugin matching Arduino keyword...there are no other plugin matching so install the plugin and restart Sublime Text...new menu will appear with Arduino caption...
Now we have to let Sublime Text and Stino know the path of the Arduino C compiler...go to Arduino > Preference > Select Arduino Application Folder and search for the folderits depending on your operating system...
To start a new project(Sketch) go to Arduino>New Sketch
When you finished developing just go to Arduino>Verify/Compile
Finally simply go to Arduino > Upload and it will be loaded to the board
To see some examples just go to Arduino > Examples > General and choose one of the examples and try to understand it and apply it...
I hope I help you with this tutorial,see you in the next one...
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