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JavaScript Interacting with the DOM Traversing the DOM Event Bubbling and Delegation

Gordon Munro
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Gordon Munro
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Gordon Munro
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No workspace and project files were better with START/FINAL

There is no workspace for this video, so can't code along and in the project files the final code is already written. In other project files you always had the start/final folders so we can code along which is much better, in my view.

Kacper Kucinski
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Kacper Kucinski
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Yeh. Bubbling & Delegation are crucial parts of the JS (esp for aspiring front-end devs); too bad this part of the track is just not very good. I'll manage, but I sure hope that the Threehouse team will redo this section.

2 Answers

Lee Vaughn
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Hi Gordon Munro and Kacper Kucinski!

The project files for this course are broken up by lesson. While the code in the file that corresponds to the lesson title is the finished version of the code for that video, you can still code along with Reggie by opening up the file for the previous lesson.

So for example, to code along with Reggie in the Event Bubbling and Delegation video you could start by opening and using the files from the "The Event Object" folder.

I hope that helps!

Zvonimir Josip Strinić
Zvonimir Josip Strinić
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Or you could add workspace.

Stephen Cole
Stephen Cole
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Stephen Cole
Stephen Cole
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Why add more friction to the learning process? I pay to have the tools provided to me. Lee, your answer means that I have to go look for that previous lesson.

I've had enough experience with Treehouse to know that I can open the workspaces page and open the one I want.

However, this is not the experience I've paid for.

I've gotten a lot of value, so far, out of Treehouse. This is disappointing.

Stephen Cole
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Stephen Cole
Stephen Cole
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It's less than ideal, but you can go to:...

https://teamtreehouse.com/workspaces

...to find your workspace history. This has been great when I'm trying to work on a code challenge (or even a personal challenge) and need a refresher.