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General Discussion

Benjamin Lowry
Benjamin Lowry
7,941 Points

Is there a resource to simply practice implementing the new coding techniques you have learned after a course?

I am looking for something to simply practice writing simple code I have learned so far and being able to see what changes, what works...etc. Is the workspaces page good for this? This is the best way for me to really understand the material so any suggestions are welcome! Thanks!

nico dev
nico dev
20,364 Points

You can also create a free account on CodePen and practice (and save for further reference) all your ideas/doubts/solutions.

And, very important, people makes their code available there for the most incredible and beautiful ideas, so you can learn from them, too.

1 Answer

stjarnan
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stjarnan
Front End Web Development Techdegree Graduate 56,488 Points

Hi Benjamin,

Workspaces is one great way to practice your newly learned skills. Later on I would also recommend downloading a text editor of your choice where you can create projects on your local machine and test them in your browser or on a local server depending on the project.

Here's an example of a text editor: Visual Studio Code

I hope this helps you

Jonas