Yes! The game will save your progress automatically as you play, so you don’t have to!
TwilioQuest is not intended to be the entirety of a developer’s learning journey. It is intended to supplement other learning activities a student might be using. This could include courses, university, or other projects.
The objective(s) that require this have operating system specific instructions for finding the respective paths, underneath the ‘Help’ section in the terminal. If you’re still having trouble, hop into the TwilioQuest Discord and ask for help in the #mission-help channel!
You can find the available TwilioQuest downloads here! Happy learning!
It’s easy to miss things when knee deep in code, so try starting by combing through what you’ve written and checking for any typos or simple mistakes. There are tons of objectives in TwilioQuest and some of them can be pretty in depth, so re-reading objective briefs can also be beneficial. Additionally, there’s a ‘Help’ section setup for every objective in the game that includes in depth instructions on how to complete them. Last but not least, we invite you to visit the TwilioQuest Discord and ask for help in the #mission-help channel!
Check your environment variables and make sure the path to your local repo is set to the right directory. To find and configure environment variables in TwilioQuest, follow these steps:
An easy way to add a pixel is to copy an existing one and modify it. It’s important that you add a comma to the end of the previous pixel, otherwise you may get an error about an unexpected ‘{‘ or ‘}’
Try checking to make sure you’ve named the class and methods correctly (e.g. fullname should be full_name)
The TwilioQuest Discord is our main community hub where you're invited to chat about the game, ask questions, and engage with others. Feel free to join and request help in the #mission-help channel!
Twilio related questions are better suited for the Twilio Stack Overflow collective, which can be found here!
TwilioQuest is a free educational video game made by Twilio. Twilio aims to help learners in their coding journey through teaching concepts such as JavaScript, Python, Open source, and APIs in an RPG environment. TwilioQuest is an initiative by Twilio Education, whose mission is to serve developers through high-impact educational experiences at every stage of their professional journey.
Check out the TwilioQuest Patch Notes!
A little familiarity with using command-line interfaces helps (e.g. cmd.exe, powershell, wsl, etc), but won’t stop you from getting tons of value out of the game. TwilioQuest enables players to learn at their own pace and choose what to focus on, so you’re free to single out the things you’re interested in!
Check out the TwilioQuest Extension Docs!