UpRevise
- 4 Devlogs
- 18 Total hours
A ML focused website designed to improve efficiency in academic learning
Devlog 4
Recap: UpRevise is a website for revising and will in the future, hopefully, use machine learning to help students learn more efficiently
Changelog
- The enter key can now be used to easily cycle through questions instead of manually clicking submit and next
- Responses are colour coded, varying the visuals to reflect full marks, partial marks, and no marks.
- There is now a system for adding different question formats, currently the website includes: Short Answers and Multiple Choice.
- Refactored some of home.jsx so api calls are handled in client/src/services
HIGHLIGHT: Made an easily expandable system to add multiple question formats like text input answers and multiple choice questions
Devlog 3
Recap: Revision website to try and increase efficiency in learning so students can carry on spending the same amount of time revising, but with better results.
Changelog
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Refactored loads of my Home.jsx and some other files to become more modular
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Switched to tailwindcss
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Updated UI
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Removed some unnecessary things like dark/light mode to focus on functionality rather than visuals
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Reduced the amount of react states I was using by like 50% whilst maintaining the same functionality
TLDR: I focused mostly on improving my structure so I can greatly increase my future rates of progress
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DevLog #2
About
UpRevise - A revision website that will focus on adapting to how the user learns best
Changes
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Shows you some of the answers you could have given to get full marks.
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Site is now publicly accessible thanks to Nest
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Updated logging and API to make debugging easier
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Constructive criticism IS APPRECIATED
Devlog #1
Introduction
For several years I’ve been exploring programming and, more specifically, machine learning. After a miserable attempt where Claude became the main contributor, I have decided to start from scratch and begin making my ai powered revision website.
What is the aim?
Reducing wasted time - Everyone learns differently, the intent is to make a website that can adapt to whoever is using it.
Progress so far (Humble beginnings)
Since the start of June I’ve:
- Polished a simple question prompting and answering system
- Created an easily expandable filtering system which currently uses subjects and topics
- Added sessions to track user data such as current question to create a server authoritative secure system.
Attachments:
- A demo of answering questions with a filter of Subject: General and Topic: Academic