enforcing visibility rules! tis gonna be super simple like mvp.
enforcing visibility rules! tis gonna be super simple like mvp.
finally into the quiz builder, took some time as i’d several non-related stuff to manage. as soon as the app gets promising, i’d wire everything with the database (great tools to use). ps: write hooks thereafter.
I think probably the most decisive part of the project’s technicality (though I agree I haven’t discussed it openly in very detail yet), will be the digest database. It stores the overview and response analytics (when necessary). I’m still to start with it, but the best part’s all the progress is open for everyone to see on my Github!
had to put a convenient picker for mobile screens. it’s well accessible on majority devices atp.
chose on creating these options. i think these are important for any platform, because users get the assurity of data ownership. now wiring big time.
keyboard shortcuts mentioned, in a single (nd easy to find) place. i’ve only seen a few apps do this, and i can’t express how much i appreciate it. (chatgpt for instance, put it in a really good manner)
settings otw. it’s still to be wired to the database, but i’m sure it’d be quick after skeleton’s done. ps: there’re keyboard shortcuts for almost everything important inside (made sure it’s natural).
The ship came back with an error — I don’t have slack notifications and I found out weeks late! — and I scrambled to fix it.
Turns out there was a subtle f-string syntax nuance that python flags as an error in pre-3.12 versions, but is accepted in post-3.12 versions, and so my 3.14 venv accepted it, while maybe the shipwright’s didn’t. I fixed the formatting, but pushed min version up to 3.12 just to be safe (I feel like 3.12 is a very stable version, shouldn’t be too aggressive a version).
And then when I was testing I found out that multi-model flag inputs didn’t work for some reason! So I fixed that, which was surprisingly easy.
Then a few checks, updates, and pushes later, and I was done!
zero bloat
completed authentication page some time earlier! it’s working now.