Suggestion - Teachers should explicitly write the version of every dependency they install for a project.

Hey there, great courses.

I like Team Treehouse so much that I'd decided I might give some feedback.

I think it'd be better if teachers would explicitly write the version of the dependency they're installing on a project, so that when we're going through the course, we can follow up perfectly and not fall behind mid-course (cause it feels frustrating).

An example would be the Webpack courses. As I write this post, Webpack is on it's version 2, but the videos are written for version 1. I was following along the video but I didn't realize I had a newer version (and moreover, a MAJOR version upgrade, meaning breaking changes) so I couldn't make webpack-dev-server nor react-hot-loader work, and kept just watching the videos without programming on my machine.

By typing npm install webpack@^1.1 instead of npm install webpack on the videos, student's can follow along completely and have a better developing/learning experience.

Thanks for listening (reading) to my advice, I hope this helps :)

Keep the good work!