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RE: [Tutorial]: Ionic Tutorials (Lazy Loading and How it affects performance)
Thanks for the points
- I would be grateful if you could expatiate on the areas where I got the text formatting wrong so I could improve on the next
- Secondly, the code in my repo was sort of minimized so I could get all the code for the tutorial into a single file. In tutorials dealing with a single concept uploading the whole project would make it hard to find the exact files were dealing with. So I specify the file path in the tutorial and put them together in the GITHUB repo. All files are typescript files.
- And lastly the file path stated in the last point would be easily found if the tutorial processes are being followed. The starter template includes all the folders when you run the starter command as stated at the beginning of the tutorial.
Thanks for the review
Some examples...
Basically no real headers or proper separators.
About the github repo, no you do not need to put everything in a single file. Upload your project work, and pinpoint the files you are using, just like you did in the tutorial, but use correct file names. I still do not understand the difference in file names and structure compared to your screenshot, which is point three. Having such a difference is terribly confusing for the reader, and shows low tutorial quality content.
Thanks a lot
I'd certainly use these points when writing the next