Hahahah, totally! I was just so confused that no one else could figure it out either. But hey, it's all a learning curve right? I am loving it though!!!
I had about 30 developers looking at it live. You can see it in the video link (a link to the full live stream), and you can see a link to my GitHub repo (linked in the article).
Sorry, unfortunately I don't see a link to your GitHub.
You used the method toLowerCase() six times, you need it two times only. It doesn't occur to the developer that there can be a typo in one of the six calls, everyone would see it in the two calls.
Linking here again: github.com/MishManners/Twilio-Ques...
We just did what the course told us to do. And yes, there were 30 different people arguing over how to best do it. This is what I love about live coding!
Your code is wrong. You deserve it.
Hahahah, totally! I was just so confused that no one else could figure it out either. But hey, it's all a learning curve right? I am loving it though!!!
If you show your code, I'll show you how to improve it.
I had about 30 developers looking at it live. You can see it in the video link (a link to the full live stream), and you can see a link to my GitHub repo (linked in the article).
Sorry, unfortunately I don't see a link to your GitHub.
You used the method toLowerCase() six times, you need it two times only. It doesn't occur to the developer that there can be a typo in one of the six calls, everyone would see it in the two calls.
Linking here again: github.com/MishManners/Twilio-Ques...
We just did what the course told us to do. And yes, there were 30 different people arguing over how to best do it. This is what I love about live coding!
Thanks for this. Will check it out