I want to learn a programming language to enrich Storyline-Modules with more interactivity and complex scenarios.
Please take 5 seconds for your input and tell me HERE(or in the thread) which programming language you would learn first to enhance xAPI-files made from Articulate Storyline?
Sounds like a very crystal clear Situation. So I am going to extend my Javascript skills.
Some sort of a Code repository / Code snippets of users (thread) would be awesome. Where you find Code of typical usecases. Does anything like that exist?
If someone was new to programming full stop, where would you send them to learn the basics of Javascript quickly? Is starting there even possible or are there bear bones to get elsewhere first? I'd want to go via theodinprojectc.om or freecodecamp.org but any other sites to get the broad understanding firsts would be wonderful!
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JavaScript.
Thank you Matthew.
Java does not make sense?
Javascript not Java, the only language you can use inside of Storyline is Javascript
Nope, none of those other languages makes sense when working with Storyline.
JavaScript is 100% the way to go.
Sounds like a very crystal clear Situation. So I am going to extend my Javascript skills.
Some sort of a Code repository / Code snippets of users (thread) would be awesome. Where you find Code of typical usecases. Does anything like that exist?
https://www.w3schools.com/js/
Thanks. I mean snippets specially for storyline use cases.
Looks like this might be a good starting point?
They just removed Jquery, which the code in that page relies upon, so probably wouldn't use that.
You can add jQuery back if you need it.
Other good resources:
Using JavaScript and Storyline Challenge
40+ Ways to Use JavaScript in Storyline (a recap of the above challenge)
Zsolt's website
Zsolt's Pop99; project
Devlin's xAPI tutorials
Melissa Milloway's blog
Aman Vohra's examples
My stuff
If someone was new to programming full stop, where would you send them to learn the basics of Javascript quickly? Is starting there even possible or are there bear bones to get elsewhere first? I'd want to go via theodinprojectc.om or freecodecamp.org but any other sites to get the broad understanding firsts would be wonderful!
https://www.w3schools.com/js/js_intro.asp W3 Schools is a good one.