Thanks for the paragraphs tip I'll certainly use all in the next

Thanks Glad you like it

Thanks a lot I'd certainly use these points when writing the next

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

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Thanks for the tips@yokunjon I really appreciate the personal suggestions, already made a new post before i saw this but would surely implement this is the next tutorial i'm going to create.

This is a really nice tutorial. I am a JavaScript ionic developer and would sometime in future want to combine ionic and phaser into the same project so that it'll have a nice gui before gameplay and even

Well Noted, At the end of the tutorial I realized I had already used a bit of the event but if I had chosen to explain it detailed it would have been twice as long and would probably be too much to take

I'm glad you found it helpful I would recommend ionic for fast and effective app development for any app that isn't too heavy. I can say that if you follow this series, you would be able to develop an

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Thanks for the tip Prior to this i thought my code was rather quite lenghty, but in the next of my tutorial series i would try to encapsulate more

I'm glad it was helpful I had to make a post to end the series by explaining how to deploy on startup and it is brief and isn't too complicated but is totally necessaary . Glad it worked for you.

Ooh wow So glad I could help In the next tutorial I'd get into more innovative things that I think you'd find very interesting

Thanks a lot for the suggestion. I will work towards bringing better content in the next of my series.

The else boolean is also written similarly to the elif and even the for loop for instance with jinja we can say #assuming that we already have our if or if and elif statements {% else %} {<p>whatever

Ooh wow That's elucidiated things I fully get the application now Its like saving a data state and all the changes with a single module. That's awesome Thanks

Woah, I loved how expository your code was. I am also a python programmer but am not too familiar with this module. Thanks for the tutorial. A question though. Why is the dump function there when a suitable

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Noted with thanks, working towards perfection.