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Adewuyi Kupolati
Courses Plus Student 8,887 PointsHow do I add more workspaces. I seem to have used up all my 100. Thank you.
Please does anyone know of a way to get new workspaces. Thank you.
4 Answers
Jason Anders
Treehouse Moderator 145,860 PointsWhat I've done is rename and reorganize some of the workspaces. Instead of having 6 workspaces for JavaScript examples, I copy-and-paste into one workspace (but different files), then delete 5 workspaces. I also delete workspace containing material that I'm very comfortable with. Currently, I've consolidated and/or deleted 27 workspaces.
My only suggestion. :)
Chyno Deluxe
16,936 PointsUnfortunately there is now way to add more workspaces. your best bet would be to either delete some unneeded workspaces or begin using a local code editor.
Hope this helps.
Adewuyi Kupolati
Courses Plus Student 8,887 PointsThank you so much.
Kevin Faust
15,353 Pointsive deleted like 90 workspaces because my code is a mess and i wont ever look back at them lol :)
docgunthrop
12,445 PointsI seldom use the workspaces provided by Team Treehouse because I prefer a locally installed text editor / IDE (e.g. Sublime Text, Atom, Brackets, etc.) with a local host (e.g. WAMP, XAMPP, etc.). I would recommend this at some point in your learning path because it allows you to test your files without requiring an internet connection.
These programs also tend to have other features that make coding easier, such as automatically inserting closing brackets when you type in a new method.