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Author: blueneogeo

README.md

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 # Introduction
 
-_**NOTE: The documentation is in progress and expected to cover all CSS and features by december 16th.**_
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 \*\*\*\*[**Flutter-view**](https://flutter-view.io) is an open source tool that makes writing reactive [Flutter](http://flutter.io) layouts a breeze. It lets you use [Pug](http://pugjs.org) and [Sass](http://sass-lang.com) \(or HTML and CSS if you prefer\) to generate the Flutter Dart code that renders the views in your app.
 
 You use it by running the `flutter-view` command in your terminal to let it monitor your project. When it detects changes in a Pug, HTML, Sass or CSS file, it automatically generates or updates a matching Dart file.

get-started/vs-code-support.md

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 Enabling linking between Pug and Dart will make it easier to see the effects of your changes. To get this functionality in VSCode, install the following two extensions:
 
-* the flutter-view extension lets you link from Pug to generated Dart
-* the[ project-links](https://github.com/KyleDavidE/vscode-project-links) extension lets you link from links in the generated Dart to the source Pug
+* the [**flutter-view extension**](https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=blueneogeo.flutter-view-vscode) lets you link from Pug to generated Dart
+* the [**project-links extension**](https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=KyleDavidE.vscode-project-links) lets you link from links in the generated Dart to the source Pug
 
 _Note: for this to work, the project link comments in flutter-view must be enabled \(default is on\)_