Hey @ivan,
at https://ivanontech.teachable.com/courses/287053/lectures/5280778 the text on the page is doubled.
Cheers
Hey @ivan,
at https://ivanontech.teachable.com/courses/287053/lectures/5280778 the text on the page is doubled.
Cheers
Smart Contract Programming, EOS Smart Contracts UPDATED, ETH vs EOS @7:20 Slide Row Heading “Langauge” should be “Language”,
“This is a perfect and fun lecture from Harvard that will recap everything we’ve learned and will in some of the gaps you currently might have about HTML.”
Should say
“This is a perfect and fun lecture from Harvard that will recap everything we’ve learned and fill in some of the gaps you currently might have about HTML.”
Hi @ivan,
I though I found a mistake at page https://ivanontech.teachable.com/courses/287053/lectures/5280490 in the JavaScript sections. It’s about reading in the eloquent about arrays and answer questions after that.
In the second part of the page the #3 question is not a question.
Cheers
OtenMoten
Hi @ivan
at page https://ivanontech.teachable.com/courses/287053/lectures/5280778 every text is twice.
Cheers
OtenMoten
Hello dear @ivan
I found a typo on page https://ivanontech.teachable.com/courses/287053/lectures/5287208
The word “cimpution” should be “computation” I thought.
Kind regards
Hello dear @ivan
I found a typo on page https://ivanontech.teachable.com/courses/287053/lectures/5287208The word “cimpution” should be “computation” I thought.
Kind regards
Also on that same page, the second sentence has a typo too:
Although this lecture if optional - I suppose it should be “is” instead of “if”
I’m fairly certain the link to the required book was for the 1st edition, this doesn’t work with the course. I was a little frustrated and confused when the quizzes and readings didn’t match the book.
I wanted the book but have just printed out the pages now so I don’t have to wait on another book to arrive.
Also, keep in mind that it’s not about getting the right answer, it’s about trying to answer as good as you can.
Proper grammar should include “well” instead of “good”.
“Good” modifies a noun and is an adjective. “Well” modifies a verb and is an adverb. Verb modified is “trying”, so the adverb “well” should be used, and not “good”.
In Smart Contract Programming, under Javascript Programming > Understanding If-Else Deeper, I found a couple of typos:
It is presently written: “If the boolean expression within the if-brackets evaluates to False the code inside the if-clause if not executed and if there is an else-clause present the code inside that will be executed.”
Instead, it should read something like:
If the boolean expression within the if-brackets evaluates to False the code inside the if-clause is not executed [or “will not be executed”] and if there is an else-clause present the code inside will be executed [or something like: “it is the code inside that will be executed”].
Does it make sense?
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Best regrads
hey guys i found a typo under the lection blockchain deep fundamentals, in the lecture public key cryptography in the last question 4 ‘‘what are the benefits och’’ <-- instead of ''of ‘’. otherwise thanks so much for the academy its been a blast, im since 2013 in this space and its nice to start again from the beginning a bit and recapture and learn new perspectives. ivan you have done an amazing job so far just keep it up that good work, also filip amazing job,love what you are doing with your communities and what you are all about. just amazing guys thanks for beeing there greetings. avian
the link to the article in Asynchronous Programming - Reading Assignment - https://www.discovermeteor.com/blog/understanding-sync-async-javascript-node/
does not work.
Abstraction and Returnning Values from Functions…your title has ‘Returnning’ rather than ‘returning’. I’m slow but enjoying the course (smart contract programming).
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Thank You for this, I just posted the same type of question and followed your solution. It worked. Im not a Mac User but it worked never the less.
Perfect. I like the fact that you found your answer in another student’s post.
That’s a really good habit to have. We learn a lot from knowing that we are not the only one experiencing the issues we will occur. So just search the forum or google for the solutions. That’s a big part of the learning process. We all learn very quickly that we have to spend a lot of time on “error handling” as a developer. But that is half the fun also, nothing beats the feeling when we finally solve our issue. That is very satisfying.
Good luck.
Ivo
This link does not work anymore: https://www.discovermeteor.com/blog/understanding-sync-async-javascript-node/
C++ Little Project: although I was able to do it all myself, in your explanation video you did not show how to count number of attempts (for some folks it may be needed).