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Azmat Zuberi
6,267 PointsAre there any labs?
I was wondering if there are any labs that can help us practice what we learn? Labs that are similar to code challenges in that they tell you if you have written the right code or not.
If not, are there any plans to come up with some labs?
5 Answers
banned banned
Courses Plus Student 11,243 PointsWhy not run your code locally or on codepen?
Azmat Zuberi
6,267 PointsThat would be like building my own code from scratch, which can be done. I was looking for code challenges on a bigger scale where a task needs to be completed and it can be checked to see if it's right or wrong?
Ricardo Hill-Henry
38,442 PointsYeah, I would also like something like this. Or even a course that actually runs through the steps for building the site, from front-end to back-end, instead of courses that each build it showing us how to learn the language, opposed to really applying the language.
James Barnett
39,199 PointsSuch a thing doesn't currently exist on Treehouse. Sounds like a neat idea, though.
John Steer-Fowler
Courses Plus Student 11,734 PointsI guess the closest thing to this would be the new Workspaces http://teamtreehouse.com/workspaces
Close... but not what your after I'm sorry to say.
James Barnett
39,199 PointsYou might be interested in doing the projects on pairuptocode.com, they break down each project into a list of tasks and you complete it using codepen.
However like in the real world, there's no task checking, it's basically taking off the training wheels, your code either does what it's supposed to or not.