Inspiration
We were inspired by Katie and Zara who made a website that contains 2021-2022 Analysis tests and we wanted to make one too
What it does
It currently contains a few tests from 2022-2023. Courses implemented:
- Analysis Units implemented:
- AtPS ## How we built it We used Visual Studio Code for my IDE/Editor The main language was JavaScript via React library and Node.js Other languages include:
- JavaScript (Node.js)
- CSS
- HTML ## Challenges we ran into We didn't know how to set up a website using our custom domain ([link]https://www.gunnmaths.org/analysis) We were very inexperienced in web development in general We didn't know how git worked and integrating into GitHub took a lot of time ## Accomplishments that we're proud of We're proud of starting the project in the first place (lol) We didn't think we could finish this much, and getting the test pdfs to actually show as a result of our code was very accomplishing and satisfying ## What we learned We learned a lot about custom domains and domain name services. We got experience in how git works. ## What's next for Analysis Tests Website We definitely want to finish uploading all tests and quizzes that are currently available. In the future, we might expand and provide resources from other courses like Geometry and Calc. Also, after learning a lot in the Discord workshop, Taita came up with a bot idea that:
- gives you the link to a specific course/unit/tests and quizzes
- integrate with discord servers
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