Start with one or two sentences: what the reader will build or learn, and who the post is for. For example: “In this tutorial you’ll make your sprite jump when you press the space key. You only need to know how to add a sprite.”
Set up your sprite
Every section starts with ##. Never use a single #: that’s reserved for
the post’s title, which comes from title: above.
A smaller step
Use ### for steps inside a section. Two or more headings give the post an
“On this page” menu automatically.
Write the code
Every code block names its language after the three backticks (js), and
only uses real Coder Prodigy functions:
// Jump when the space key is pressed
whenKeyPressed("space", () => {
repeat(10, () => changeY(8));
repeat(10, () => changeY(-8));
});Mention a function inline with single backticks, like changeY(8).
Add a picture
Images go in the post’s images/ folder. Always describe the picture inside
the square brackets: that text is read aloud to people who can’t see it.
Play the finished game
Link to a shared Coder Prodigy project so readers can play it or look inside:
Use a quote block for a short tip the reader shouldn’t miss.
Conclusion
Sum up what the reader built, and suggest what to try next.