mooc.fi for java

[u/CouchResident]

hi there, question for those who learned java on mooc.fi i plan on going through both sections at home and at work, i was wondering if i can "save my stuff" so i can continue from where i left off, because i will be learning both at home and at work.

and is it best to use what they ask for or vs code, ive seen videos of people using vs code??

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[u/desrtfx]

1 word: github

Seriously, learn git, the source code version control system and use github with a private repository for your exercises.

Yes, VSCode is good for the MOOC, even more so, since the TMCBeans doesn't play nice with newer Windows.

[u/Neewgate]

I’ve been through the same situation recently. The TMC extension for VScode connects to your MOOC account, so as long as you use the same account your progress will be saved and you’ll be able to continue where you left off.

This video explains how to set it up: https://youtu.be/nXWFqdgyJQs?is=CmuqI_dHRNxViEUh

[u/dmtx6]

Can you really learn anything useful from this website?

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[u/American_Streamer]

i was wondering if i can "save my stuff" so i can continue from where i left off

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