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Code Editors on WSL

If you're on Mac or Linux (non-WSL), you can skip this step.

If you're on WSL, your code editor needs to access your Linux filesystem. How you set this up depends on which editor you chose.

Zed (Recommended)

Open Zed and go to File > Open Remote or open command palette (Ctrl+Shift+P) and run project: open remote.
Select Add WSL Distro > Ubuntu > Open Folder.
Navigate to any directory.

Alternatively, from your WSL terminal you can run zed . to open the current directory in Zed.

Once connected, use Ctrl+Shift+E to open the file explorer sidebar.

If you're using VS Code, you need to set up VS Code to work with WSL:

Open VS Code and navigate to the "Extensions" menu on the left-hand toolbar.
Search for "WSL" and install the extension created by Microsoft.
In the very bottom-left corner of VS Code, there should be a >< remote button. Click on that and select "Connect to WSL using Distro" and select "Ubuntu."

Connect your editor to WSL using the steps above.
Open your worldbanc directory in the editor. You should see all your files and directories in the sidebar.

Congrats on completing the course!

You won't need the worldbanc directory for future courses, so you can delete it if you want.