googlecodelabs / about Goto Github PK

I'm planning for DevFest15. I'd like to create a LAN mirror, and perhaps translation later, of the code labs, especially http://www.code-labs.io/polymer-summit

Is it available as a github project? Thanks.

5. Using Firebase for persistency

The instructions here have a typo in the function app.onFirebaseLogin the property accessor on updateItems needs to be changed from this to app.

From

app.onFirebaseLogin = function(event) {
  this.ref = new Firebase(this.firebaseURL + '/user/' + 
                                                  event.detail.user.uid);
  this.ref.on('value', function(snapshot) {
    this.updateItems(snapshot);
  });
};

To

app.onFirebaseLogin = function(event) {
  this.ref = new Firebase(this.firebaseURL + '/user/' + 
                                                  event.detail.user.uid);
  this.ref.on('value', function(snapshot) {
    app.updateItems(snapshot);
  });
};

I'm running Chrome 47.0.2526.35 beta-m (64-bit) and find that the category buttons on the left hand side of https://www.code-labs.io/, https://www.code-labs.io/android-dev-summit, https://www.code-labs.io/babbq-2015, http://search-codelabs.appspot.com/, etc don't do anything at all, presumably they should.

I've tried in Incognito mode to eliminate the possibility of extensions intefering but no joy.

There is a bug preventing me from starting in codelab , I'm trying to restart but it's not taking.

Currently each codelab can only be associated with a single category, so "Add Voice Interactions to Your App" is currently in the "Search" category, even though it's clearly also about "Android" and "Voice". Casual visitors may not realise this limitation and therefore may miss seeing relevant codelabs because they don't look through ALL of the categories... they shouldn't have to!

Instead, if each codelab could be be tagged with multiple topics then the left-hand category selector/navigation panel could be turned into an additive filter panel so that (for example) I could pick "Android" and "Material Design" to see only codelabs related to both of those topics.

In the sample, we've removed the gun and shooting sound from the game. Please do the same for the codelab

This is what happens when the category drop-down is clicked on the main page rendering the options unreadable.

This can be easily solved by having a white background for the list elements.
Problem spotted on : Safari 10.0.3 (12602.4.8)
Update : The dropdown list works fine on Chrome.

It's not clear whether https://www.code-labs.io/ contains all of the codelabs featured in sub-sites like https://www.code-labs.io/polytechnic, https://www.code-labs.io/android-dev-summit, https://www.code-labs.io/babbq-2015, https://www.code-labs.io/chrome-dev-summit and so on.

If so, then the sub-sites (and individual codelabs themselves) should link back to the main site with a link saying something like "These and many more codelabs covering a wider range of topics are available at https://www.code-labs.io" so that someone exploring one of them can find the rest

If not, then how is anyone supposed to be able to find all of the codelabs? I've been Googling for "www.code-labs.io" to find the sub-sites but perhaps there are more I didn't find. Surely as a rule all of the codelabs in sub-sites should also be featured in the main/root site?

thanks a lot

Codelab has a permanent and blocking tooltip that is always present when the mouse is in the browser view. This tooltip should be removable or hideable like any other tooltip. Please see the screenshot linked below.

The tooltip should not be permanently visible when the cursor hovers over the text as there is no action to be performed. This tooltip only displays the title of the lesson which is already available in the top bar.

The codelab, Provision Services with Cloud Launcher, needs to be updated for the name change.

• The menu image has also changed in step 3 From the Google Cloud Console, navigate to Cloud Launcher. I don't even see Marketplace as an option.

At the bottom of individual codelabs - e.g. https://www.code-labs.io/codelabs/material-design-style/index.html#0 - there's some text and a link "Did you find a mistake? Please file a bug." but on the main codelabs pages like https://www.code-labs.io/ and https://www.code-labs.io/android-dev-summit there's no such link, so it's taken me quite a lot of hunting around to find this issues list and be able to suggest this (and file other issues) - please add such a link, though perhaps a slight change to the copy is needed given the context of the page, e.g. "Found an issue? Please file a bug."

https://techcrunch.com/2018/07/18/googles-cloud-launcher-is-now-the-gcp-marketplace-adds-container-based-applications/