I very much agree with this. But I still think that if someone types in 2+3 at that second exercise, the program should compute it properly and not error out :)
It's a neat idea, but it sounds like what you're proposing is a subset of marketing automation, which has not been mentioned almost at all in this post. I would recommend doing a bit more research about what marketing…
per the first comment: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dxk8b9rSKOo :)
@bambax – once you click submit on the form, you will always be able to return and edit your application. That message about only clicking once is there to avoid copies of the same entries. You are also welcome to…
I very much agree with this. But I still think that if someone types in 2+3 at that second exercise, the program should compute it properly and not error out :)
It's a neat idea, but it sounds like what you're proposing is a subset of marketing automation, which has not been mentioned almost at all in this post. I would recommend doing a bit more research about what marketing…
per the first comment: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dxk8b9rSKOo :)
@bambax – once you click submit on the form, you will always be able to return and edit your application. That message about only clicking once is there to avoid copies of the same entries. You are also welcome to…