Installation

To use Dyad Studio, you'll need to take care of a few prerequisites first. This section walks you through the handful of steps needed to set up Dyad Studio.

Create a JuliaHub Account

You can sign up here for a JuliaHub account. You won't be charged for anything, this is required just so you can download the Julia libraries needed to compile, simulate and analyze your models.

There is no "binary" or "executable" to download or install here because the Dyad tools perform "just in time" compilation of the tools specifically for your machine and hardware.

Install Visual Studio Code

If you don't already have Visual Studio Code installed, you can download it for your particular operating system here.

Install the Dyad Studio Extension

From within Visual Studio Code, you can go to the extension section of the sidebar and search for "Dyad". This should show you the latest version of the Dyad Studio extension.

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You can also find the extension in the VS Code Marketplace.

The Dyad Studio Extension also depends on both the Julia and JuliaHub Extensions for VS Code. These will automatically be installed (if they aren't already installed) when you install the Dyad Studio Extension.

Run the Dyad Installation Walkthrough

Dyad requires the Julia programming language to be installed. It will attempt to do this automatically and will trigger a popup in the bottom right of the screen to ask for your consent. If that fails, please install Julia by following the official instructions.

Run the Dyad Installation Walkthrough in VSCode (it should open automatically once you've installed Dyad) to verify that your installation is complete.

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Next Steps

Once you get Dyad Studio installed, check out our Getting Started Guide for some examples of what you can do with Dyad Studio.