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What happened to my "workspaces" page? everything I had from the previous sessions is now gone. Am I missing something?

Is it saved somewhere that I'm overlooking? I wanted to copy & paste what little I had into this question forum to get help from my previous question.

index.html
<body>
    <h1>Nick Pettit</h1>
</body>
Kevin Phillips
Kevin Phillips
15,693 Points

Hi! Try navigating to the "Workspaces" icon on the left hand side of the screen. You'll want to fork your code often - and update the name of your code - to avoid loosing your updates. I also found that using Workspaces could be buggy if I didn't constantly fork and save with a new name.

Another option is to downloaded Sublime Text (http://www.sublimetext.com/) a great platform for working on code that the instructor actually uses in the videos. It takes some getting used to as well but is free(ish) and is a professional grade integrated development environment.

Good luck!

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Kevin Phillips
Kevin Phillips
15,693 Points

Hi! Try navigating to the "Workspaces" icon on the left hand side of the screen. You'll want to fork your code often - and update the name of your code - to avoid loosing your updates. I also found that using Workspaces could be buggy if I didn't constantly fork and save with a new name.

Another option is to downloaded Sublime Text (http://www.sublimetext.com/) a great platform for working on code that the instructor actually uses in the videos. It takes some getting used to as well but is free(ish) and is a professional grade integrated development environment.

Good luck!