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Jason Nutt
Front End Web Development Techdegree Graduate 24,760 PointsWorkspaces provided do not allow me to work on things freely. It forces you to stay in certain spaces. I'd love input.
This is not related to particular challenge. Just been going through this alot. I've been following along on another computer so that I can look at the bigger picture and move things around with the freedom to mess things up. Any advice is welcome. Thank you.
3 Answers
Steven Parker
231,007 PointsThe challenges all have specific objectives and instructions, and they must be followed carefully to pass.
But the workspaces are general purpose development environments. You should be able to explore freely there.
Were you getting the two confused? If not, perhaps you could explain in more detail what restrictions you have encountered in the workspaces.
Mark Casavantes
10,619 PointsTry js.do, js lint, p5.js and other places to test your code. You get feedback that will help you find your errors. If you are not using Javascript, there are websites for your particular language you are working on. Google will help you find other resources.
Jason Nutt
Front End Web Development Techdegree Graduate 24,760 PointsThanks so much for both responses. Very helpful. Moving forward perfectly. Hopefully I can be of help to some in the future. Thanks!