Congratulations on completing our course in test-driven development
with Vue and TypeScript.
This journey has been great so far
and I'm thrilled to have been part of it with you up to this point,
but it's not yet over.
As I've mentioned in a previous lesson,
there are still some features missing in our clone of the wordle game.
If you're interested in an additional challenge,
how about trying to implement some of these missing features yourself?
For example, the game should prevent players
from submitting repeated guesses
and it should also have an on-screen keyboard
that shows which letters have been used so far.
Of course, make sure to follow test-driven development
while working on these features, okay?
Folks, before we close this lesson,
I also want to thank you for following this course up until the end.
Working as a software developer at Vue
has made me very passionate about test-driven development.
One of my responsibilities here
is to help developers in our team grow their skills.
However, my day-to-day at Vue involves teaching and learning
via face-to-face interactions and constant communication.
This has been the first time I've been invited
to put my thoughts into an online course, which is considerably more challenging,
but it has truly been a dream come true for me.
I would like to sincerely thank Vue School for their support
and for giving me the opportunity to produce this course with them.
I also want to give a shout out to the Vehikl team
for providing support while creating this course content.
We have a great team of developers here at Vehikl,
and if you ever run into a coding issue, please feel free to reach out to us.
We would love to talk with you.
If you have any comments and feedback regarding the course,
please don't hesitate to reach out via comments, Twitter,
or by sending an email to team@vueschool.io.
We would love to hear from you.
All links are available in the description.
Thank you so much for being part of this learning experience with us
at Vehikl and Vue School.
Happy coding!