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Jovica Mamuzic
1,751 PointsMy "questions" as in the writing above the question boxes have gone.
I don't know what has happened but my questions have 0igone missing.Is there a way to reset the code or do i have to start from scratch?
Jovica Mamuzic
1,751 PointsHi and thank you for your reply.It was in the MASH H begineres course(as i am new to all of this),ended up working it out though.Taught me to pay attention to the simplest details....
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Kevin Lawler
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Student 5,929 PointsEverything is simplest details Jovica. :) USA had a big internet problem last week with AWS, (Amazon Web Services) along the Eastern US. It is thought to have been caused by a typographical error in an updating!!
Jovica Mamuzic
1,751 PointsAnd it makes perfect sense that it would be so.A little error could mean that a pice of very expensive hardvear is basicaly a paperweight:)
Kevin Lawler
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Student 5,929 PointsKevin Lawler
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Student 5,929 PointsHi Jovica. Thanks for reaching out to the Treehouse Community!
I didn't take your course, but I might be able to help.
Does your problem come from changing parts of the Workspace that was written out FOR YOU? Or is it from a change you made on you OWN coding?
Have you ever used the Developer Tools console in your browser to review your code? The problem could just be from a missing punctuation mark or a typo. The Developer Console will indicate any JS errors.
If your files are still open, you should be able to go to the EDIT tab above the code and UNDO many, many revisions you made.
I take screenshots during the videos, so I can do step by step review when coding. If you think you made a mistake, you could try to debug by reviewing the videos along with the Workspace. If you wrote too much, and feel it's too much to go back to review, it might be easier to delete and start from scratch.
How far along are you? How much have you done? It could just be a simple missing line that will fix everything. It is up to you to decide if you want to fix or re-do.
Deleting a Workspace will lose all YOUR work that you added, but you will be starting with the original stuff!