# Code editor

It's crucial to keep the Flow Editor and Code Editor synchronized, as any changes made in one are reflected in the other.

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In the past, project flows were manually coded in the Code Editor.&#x20;

However, we now adopt a more user-friendly approach with the Flow Editor, making the process smoother and more accessible. This explanation is provided for informational purposes.

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Please avoid disabling the synchronization between the Flow Editor and Code Editor, as it can be challenging to manage.
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