A VS Code extension provides an interactive graph view of your codebase directly inside the editor. It visualizes relationships between files, functions, and dependencies, helping developers understand complex architectures without manually navigating folder structures. The tool can be especially useful for onboarding, exploring large projects, and gaining a clearer mental model of unfamiliar codebases. | Thanh Hoang

In the VEXcode VR Encoded Message activity, your students tackle stacking levels of difficulty as they translate the green and blue squares into binary values! The end goal is to use detective work to turn binary code into words using the ASCII lookup table included in the activity! Can they figure out the word in this video? https://bit.ly/2OwDYs4 | VEX Robotics

Web-based VEXcode IQ and VEXcode V5 are now available! Using web-based coding, users can code their robots via a USB cable directly from a Chrome web browser. Plus, web-based VEXcode IQ and V5 are compatible on Windows, Mac, and Chromebooks! Try out web-based VEXcode IQ here: https://buff.ly/37TjToY Check out web-based VEXcode V5 here: https://buff.ly/3jGcegu | VEX Robotics

Want to start teaching with VEXcode VR but don't know where to start? VEX Knowledge Base is loaded with information on how you can keep your students STEM strong! Check it out: https://bit.ly/2LpyKJj | VEX Robotics