Your course code example

A course typically has one code example that acts as a connecting thread through the course. You’ll build on it from lesson to lesson.

As soon as your course proposal is approved, you should start building your code example in a tool like Plunker. The best format of your code example will depend on the style of your course. As always, #ask your coach for guidance and a second pair of eyes as you build.

Sharing your code

For each lesson in a course, you’ll provide your code example in its finished state below the video so learners can explore the code on their own.

Plunker is our favorite tool for creating and delivering our examples. We also enjoy CodeSandbox. If they won’t work for the code you’re building, you can use a GitHub repository to store the code example. GitHub repo examples will provide a branch for each lesson, where the branch is the finished state of the given lesson. If your course is the "cookbook" style and uses GitHub, you can just have folders in a single repo for each example.