Open and manage your projects

My projects holds everything you have. Projects are saved automatically, so the list grows as you work and this is where you come back to them.

You can open it from the editor, or from Open my project in the create dialog.

My projects

The first tab shows the projects you own.

Each row shows the project name, its language, and when it was last modified, so you can tell recent work from something you left months ago.

Three controls sit above the list:

• Search projects. Find a project by name.
• Language. Show only one language, which helps when you have been working in several.
• Sort. Order the list by date, newest first by default.

At the bottom you see how many projects you have, and page arrows when there are more than fit on one page.

By user

The second tab shows projects belonging to other people on your account. It adds an Owner column, so you can see whose project each one is.

The filter starts on All users. Choose one person to see only their work.

Who can use this tab depends on your role:

• Account owners and admins. They see every project belonging to everyone on the account, whether or not it was shared with them.
• Teachers. They see their own projects, the copies they gave out, and anything shared with them.
• Students. They see their own projects and anything shared with them.

Starting something new

New project at the top opens the create dialog, so you do not have to close this one first.

What next

To keep a second version of a project without changing the original, save it as a new project.

To get code out of the editor, or bring some in from your machine, see move code in and out.