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\page Tutorials Tutorials

\section FirstSketches First sketches

 - \subpage blinky.cpp "The classic 'blink an LED' sketch"

 - \subpage blinky2.cpp "A more SFB-idiomatic 'blink an LED' sketch"

 - \subpage pingpong.cpp "A minimal packet-in-packet-out sketch"

 - \subpage pingpong2.cpp "A sketch that pongs and pings"

 - \subpage blinkySync.cpp "The minimal SFB blink synchronization sketch"

 - \subpage forward.cpp "Responding to packets from just some places"

 - \subpage tee.cpp "Responding to all otherwise-unhandled packets"

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\section Installing Installation

The easiest way to get a sketch into an SFB is using the integrated
development environment, which runs on Linux, MacOS, and Windows.

 - \subpage linuxInstall "Linux Installation Tutorial"

 - \subpage macosInstall "MacOS Installation Tutorial"

 - \subpage windowsInstall "Windows Installation Tutorial"
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