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Courses Plus Student 2,898 Pointsworkspace snapshot
Where can we download the post-lesson workspace snapshot? I would like to try something on top of what has been built in the code presented in the lesson and I really don't want to type the whole things every time.
FeedBack about workspace get the code snapshot available for people to download.
3 Answers
Steve Hunter
57,712 PointsHi there,
I think the workspace has a download option in the File menu? That gives you your files.
Or, just revisit the workspace from the Workspaces link top-right (to the left of your current points tally). It'll remain in there with all your code intact. You can also click the 'camera' icon to take a snapshot - it looks like a briefcase with a dot on it. That gives you a link allowing you, or others, to 'fork' the workspace.
Let me know if that's what you needed.
Steve.
Siu KWAN Yuen
Courses Plus Student 2,898 PointsHey Steve, I want to follow the pace of the lesson and I don't really want to pause every 10s and type exactly what was written in the class. Is there any way to fork the code of the class version?
Steve Hunter
57,712 PointsI don't think so. I just opened the WS for that video and it comes pre-populated but I'm assuming that's a starting position, rather than the complete code.
Would the next stage of the course hold the final position of the current video, i.e. the starting position of the next video - that might not use the same Workspace, for that reason, though!
I think it is envisaged you follow along with the code as Craig dictates it.
Steve.
Siu KWAN Yuen
Courses Plus Student 2,898 PointsThank you very much, Steve. Ya, I have to admit that it is a very good design. But my monitor is too small that I cannot separate it into two screens.
Steve Hunter
57,712 PointsI find having two monitors really helpful.
Steve.