No (typical save feature, or other that I can find) and no helpful info on any screen. Nothing helpful for beginners in any documentation. (I get it, Scrimba is made for the more experienced developer perhaps) I’m playing around with Scrimba and CodePen to try and get used to them. Just asking. Thanks, in advance.
This is really an easy question. If you click on the option wheel on the right-bottom of the page, you can download the file as a zip, idk if there is a way to save it directly on scrimba
If you subscribe to Scrimba's "The Weekly Web Dev Challenge e-mail," they will send you an e-mail including a link to access current Web Dev Challenge projects every Wednesday.
You can advertise your Scrimba playlist as a course by simply incorporating the word "Course" in your playlist title. You do not have to create a whole course for your Scrimba screencasts to be beneficial. Sometimes one screencast will be sufficient.
A Scrimba screencast is an exclusive and unique platform for online learning, called " scrims ."
You now created a new scrim. Now you are ready to make a " presentation " folder and add the appropriate files to it.
Leanne from Scrimba brought my attention to an additional way to create a slide show presentation in your screencast. Using this method, you will create a slide show presentation the same way the Scrimba instructors do, with Google Slides.
Google Slides is a presentation program included as part of the free, web-based Google Docs Editors suite offered by Google.
I am creating a simple slide show by copying screenshot images of my previously made slides for demonstration purposes.
After creating your slides, you need to publish your slides to the web.
On the bottom left side of your Scrimba screencast, you will now see your slides.
Our newest playground feature at Scrimba aims at making coding lectures more fun and engaging.
Live streaming code to your classroom is as easy as sharing a URL. Once your students visit the URL, they see exactly what you type. No login is required from the students.
When watching a live stream, students will be able to fork your code so that they can experiment with it. They can jump back and forth between their forks and your code as much as they want.
As a teacher you’ll have full overview over all your students’ forks. Simply click on a student’s icon to enter his or her fork. There you’ll be able to watch them code live.