Building out a periodic table quiz app in basically
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Buğra Gündüz built the core scaffolding of a chemistry quiz application across six commits, importing periodic table data and constructing the UI layer.
The day started with importing periodic table data from Bowserinator/Periodic-Table-JSON [1], bringing in the foundational dataset. Gündüz then created the Main interface [2] to serve as the app's entry point, followed by rendering the Home view [3] to display the landing page. He added electric charges to the periodic table data [4] to enrich it with additional chemical properties. The interactive layer came next: quizzes were set to load dynamically [5] rather than being hardcoded, and finally the Quiz view itself was rendered [6] to present questions to the user. The work across bgrgndzz/basically established a working application that can serve quiz content from loaded data.
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References
- [1] import data from Bowserinator/Periodic-Table-JSON bgrgndzz/basically
- [2] create Main interface bgrgndzz/basically
- [3] render Home bgrgndzz/basically
- [4] add electric charges to data bgrgndzz/basically
- [5] load quizzes dynamically bgrgndzz/basically
- [6] render Quiz bgrgndzz/basically