A Quiz Platform for Programmers at United International University
ThinkTankU is a premier quiz platform designed exclusively for programmers at United International University. Challenge your coding skills, compete with peers, and expand your horizons across a wide range of programming topics. Whether you're prepping for exams or just love a good coding challenge, ThinkTankU is your go-to platform for fun and educational quizzes.
• Programming Quizzes: Specially designed quizzes to test and enhance your coding skills.
• Diverse Quiz Categories: Explore quizzes across various programming languages and technologies.
• Customizable Quizzes: Create and share quizzes tailored to your curriculum.
• Leaderboard: Showcase your knowledge and climb the ranks on the leaderboard.
• Study Mode: Use quizzes as a study tool to reinforce your learning.
- Register or Log In: Create an account or log in to access the quizzes.
- Select a Quiz: Choose from a variety of programming topics and difficulty levels.
- Compete: Take quizzes, compete with peers, and track your progress on the leaderboard.
- Create Quizzes: Use the customizable quiz feature to create and share your own quizzes.
• Frontend: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and React for a responsive and interactive user interface.
• Backend: Spring Boot, handling quiz logic, user authentication.
• Database: Uses MySQL for storing user data, quiz questions, and results.
• Deployment: The application can be deployed on any Java-supported server.
This is a basic implementation of a quiz platform, and there are many features that could be added to make it more complete. Some ideas for future development include:
• Implementing more advanced quiz analytics and reporting.
• Adding support for more programming languages and topics.
• Developing a mobile version of the app.
• Creating a multiplayer mode using network sockets or a game server.
If you're interested in contributing to this project, please fork the repository and submit a pull request with your changes. You can also open an issue to discuss potential features or bugs.
This project was inspired by the many online resources and tutorials on building quiz platforms. Special thanks to the Java and React communities for their support and resources.