Everything new in FrontendLeap — what shipped, and when.
You can now build a real project step by step, guided by Mentat. The first one is your personal portfolio: you learn HTML, CSS and JavaScript by writing every line yourself, from the document's skeleton to a site with light and dark themes, responsive, with a form that works. When you finish, it is yours to take.
You start right away, no registration needed. Open Workspaces from the menu, and if something feels off, tell us through the feedback card: this is a beta and every comment counts.
In guided learning, your messages and the assistant's follow-ups within the same exercise now appear together in one block — instead of alternating separate bubbles. Longer exercises read as one continuous exchange, top to bottom.
The lesson input now has a single button: it reads Continue to move on and switches to Send the moment you type a comment. We removed the separate send icon, so there's no more guessing which button does what.
Starting a guided learning session is now a single panel — pick what to learn, see the catalog, and go, all in one place.
New here? A short guided tour walks you through how to learn and how to practice, so you know where everything is.
Set your level and what you want to achieve, and the assistant tailors how it teaches to you.
The assistant now teaches in more languages — Polish joins the lineup.
Every concept now has a public URL with a rich preview when you share it.
Write and run TypeScript in the exercises — it compiles on the fly, no setup.
Long lessons now have a table-of-contents sidebar so you can jump to any section.