Free Flow is now enabled by default, so students don't have to wait around for the mentor to check their work. The mentor also now sees when code has been updated, so the student isn't left alone (even when too afraid to ask for assistance).
Slow motion JavaScript execution! No more confusion about what is happening in the code. One less lecture beginners need, one more intuitive concept they can figure out themselves.
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Finally! Tinkr now explains what the commands actually do. Even symbols are explained. Underlined terms take you to MDN to read the docs, since reading documentation is a core developer skill. Getting closer to a real learning platform now!
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Let's beautify student code while we're at it. Makes it easier for them to read it. Saves valuable hairspace for the teacher.
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Finally, Tinkr shows the JavaScript console right next to the editor. This was not easy to implement. Expect bugs (and report them). Now beginners wont miss obvious problems in their code.
Update. 1:1 chat between student and teacher. Classroom students don't need to be embarrassed with questions and online students can easily talk to the mentor (me, Krister!).
Update v0.12
- Coach view. So I can find all the students in one place. Apparently there's 70 projects in Tinkr. Not completed, most are just demos.
- Fixed a bug where there's a rogue <p> messing with selectors.
@KrisVii@tinkr_tech is revolutionary, to say the least! Anyone with an internet connection can build a functional app from scratch in a day or less. Highly recommend it!! π₯