Frequently Asked Questions

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What is the difference between a workshop and a course?
Workshops are live events where members can participate and ask questions in the chatroom. Replays of these events are available in unedited form until they get edited into our final course format. The final course is broken into sections and lessons and has additional enhancements such as annotations containing useful links.
How long does it take for a course to be released?
Workshops take about one month to be edited and released as a full course.
Can courses be downloaded?
Members can download courses with our Android and iOS apps, which are ideal for mobile and offline learning.
What does v2, v3, etc. mean in a course name?
A higher version (v) denotes a newer version. You may skip the previous versions of the course since they are complete replacements of the original.
Where can I submit my questions about the code in a given course?

When hovering over the video player, you’ll notice a bullhorn icon in the upper right corner of the screen. Clicking on the icon will launch the Feedback feature, allowing you to ask questions or leave feedback about a specific part of the lesson.

feedback button inside the video player

How often do you update your courses?
A course is updated once there is a fundamental shift in the language or library’s underlying API. You can check our workshop list to see if a new version of a given course is on the schedule. You may also write to us as support@frontendmasters.com with suggestions for updates.
Can I post course projects on GitHub or other websites?

Absolutely! Adding enhancements or additional features to course projects is a great way to practice your skills. Posting what you’ve created on GitHub or your personal website showcases what you’ve learned and how you can expand on that knowledge. We only ask you to add an attribution to Frontend Masters and link back to our website. For example:

The code in this project is based on the Intermediate React, v5 course from Frontend Masters

We do not allow re-selling, distributing, or commercial use of our content without consent. If you have any questions, email support@frontendmasters.com.

Is there a forum to discuss the courses?
Join our Discord community for community hangouts and chatting with like-minded developers! Visit My Account -> Apps to connect your Discord account to join our official chat community!