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Piyush Patel
Piyush Patel
17,253 Points
Posted by Piyush Patel
Piyush Patel
17,253 Points

To be frank, it is annoying if you're trying to work along.

To be frank, this video contains new styles which have not been shown. I thought I can work with the original file and don't need to download project files in all videos. But this course is developed with project files and we must download those files or else we ll not get few custom styles.

This approach is really annoying as we do not want to download every now and then and again this is frustrating.

I love treehouse, but this was really below high standards set by Treehouse.

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Andrew Murphy
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Andrew Murphy
Front End Web Development Techdegree Graduate 30,657 Points
Andrew Murphy
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Andrew Murphy
Front End Web Development Techdegree Graduate 30,657 Points

Hi Piyush

If you don't want to download the files for each video (which I totally understand) have you thought about using the workspaces Treehouse provides? That contains the files for you to follow along (and they match what the teacher is using too).

On the flip side, I used it as an extra challenge to try and figure out the missing styles to get the page looking like on the videos before continuing with the new video content. As I didn't have projects to practice on, I felt this helped re-enforce the learning.

All the best,

Andy