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Jaco Kotzee
Courses Plus Student 20,157 PointsWhy do you only give the completed Project Files?
Why do you only give the completed Project Files?
I like to follow along with my own text editor, it would be nice if you give the starting project file, and not just the completed project file.
3 Answers
Steven Walters
10,573 PointsThe starting files are in the Workspace. I usually type everything but in some cases I'll open the the Workspace and copy out what I need.
Andrew Chalkley
Treehouse Guest TeacherYou can simply download the files from File > Download Workspace in Workspaces
Gaurav Raghuvanshy
10,672 PointsGood afternoon,
Shall use the download from workspace method, but in the previous JavaScript basics course we were able to download all the project files for the course at the beginning, complete and starter. Thats a very good method to move forward, why not use that?
Jaco Kotzee
Courses Plus Student 20,157 PointsI would actually like an answer from the instructor (Andrew Chalkley)
Andrew Chalkley
Treehouse Guest TeacherAndrew Chalkley
Treehouse Guest Teacher"Project Files" have been a way to catch up and compare.
You can get the incomplete files from launching the Workspace and downloading the project from the File menu.