I don’t believe the videos can be downloaded for offline viewing.
stevensonmt
Fl4m3Ph03n1x
Because the videos are private and the course does not offer a way to download them for offline use, I dont think you can download them. Even if you had access to the video’s url, you would still not be able to download it due to permission restrictions.
What you can do however, is watch the video in 1x or 1.5x speed, while recording it when a screen recorder.
It is not as fast as a download, but at least you get watch it offline.
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Aiken00
pillaiindu
I’m currently taking this course and this is one of the best learning resource for Elixir. I wish I took it earlier.
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dimitrije
Hi guys.
I am currently going trough this course, and I have a strange error when trying to start Hangman, the error is that the file “assets/words.txt” (that is from the dictionary dir) cannot be read, but when I start dictionary application, all works fine.
I have solved it with “../dictionary/assets/words.txt”, but it does not seem to me a proper way to do it, as the dictionary should be the separate application with its own concerns.
All the code is the same as Daves, checked also on github.
Please if somebody had the same issue to reply to me, or a way to fix it.
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egze
dimitrije
It’s “Make Hangman a Server” , I have resolved the issue, but still it does not seem right to me.
The hangman server app is trying to find the asset under his own dir tree. I needed to point the hangman app to the directory in dictionary application even the asset is called from dictionary app.
What is your opinion on that?
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Exadra37
Change it to "./../../assets/words.txt". Check my repo:
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rahimnathwani
I had the same issue today, and fixed it like this:
"#{Path.expand(__DIR__)}/../assets/words.txt"
This gets interpolated to /home/rahim/…/dictionary/assets/words.txt
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