Documentation - ZeroBrane Studio for Vera/MCV devices - Lua IDE/editor/debugger for Windows, Mac OSX, and Linux

Getting started

A short and simple overview for those who are new to this development environment.
Tutorials that cover general Vera debugging and related features.
A list of frequently asked questions.
Lua quick start guide that covers basics of Lua.

Development and Debugging

Debugging Overview
Remote Debugging
- Startup code debugging
- Test luup code debugging
- Scene code debugging
- Plugin code debugging (startup, run, job)
- Timed (call_delay and call_timer) callback debugging
- Request (register_handler) callback debugging
- Watch (variable_watch) callback debugging

Customization and Preferences

Vera resources

Luup (Lua-UPnP) programming resources

“brilliant. Well worth the investment.” (JoeyD)

“Using ZeroBrane is a breath of fresh air! I've gained more ground on the plug-in the past few hours than I had in the previous week. I attribute that to auto-completion and the ability to debug remotely; seldom ever leaving the IDE.” (aechelon)

“You ROCK!!! I'm simply amazed that this worked! I didn't expect to be able to debug [register_handler and variable_watch] event types!” (Shawn C)

“works really well... should be very helpful to people starting-out with Lua/Luup programming for Vera scenes and plugins.” (RexBeckett)

“Love the debugger, saving my life.” (Troy Sandal)

“I have been programming computers for about 35 years and I don't think I have ever seen an environment that is easier to get started with.” (Adrian)

“ZeroBrane Studio has got a working debugger, full IDE feature set, small footprint, and is completely customizable in lua.” (Jonathan Shieh)