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Thanks for your question. If I understand right, you mean for example projects that involve a frontend web component? That's on the cards (e.g we have Build yo
by sarupbanskota 4y ago
Thanks for your question. If I understand right, you mean for example projects that involve a frontend web component?
That's on the cards (e.g we have Build your own React on the pipeline). There are unique challenges to making that experience predictable, so we're focusing on the "console-based" projects for now. There's also often a "subjective" nature when reviewing/testing UI so we need to think through the ideal feedback workflow for courses with frontend components.
That said, I do wanna highlight that these courses do cover a lot of ground. I look forward to your feedback once you manage to get your hands on it!
- thewebcount 4y ago> If I understand right, you mean for example projects that involve a frontend web component? Ack! No! I mean native applications written in styles other than the prevailing Unix way of writing native applications. It can be any other form, just something that's well written but not using Unix-isms.