In the top right corner you have all the options you need to establish a serial communication (you’re going to learn
how to use them later in this Guide).
This next screenshot shows your Code Window, that’s where you write your scripts (your scripts are highlighted with
your code syntax).
Below the Code Window, you have 12 buttons that offer you all the functions you could possible need to interact with
your ESP8266. Here’s the ones you’ll use most: “Save to ESP” and “Send to ESP”.
This screenshot shows the Output Window which tells you exactly what’s going on in your ESP8266. You can see
errors and use prints in your code to debug your projects.
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