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Introducing Laravel Quizzes

I've been working on a small side project the last couple of weeks turning the Laravel Documentation into a suite of quizzlets for everyone to use without any accounts.

Anthony Rappa

1 min read - 8,880 views - Jul 10th, 2021

I've been working on a small side project the last couple of weeks turning the Laravel Documentation into a suite of quizzlets for everyone to use without any accounts.

The application itself is built on the TALL stack, and I think it came out pretty well so far.

Some features:

Granular categories
Permalinks
Explanations/Notes on the correct responses
Links to the documentation from each question as well as the version I used for that question
Ability to take quizzes with random questions from all categories
Ability to submit questions
Ability to let me know if questions are inaccurate

I think it's pretty cool so far. I'm only about 40% done with making the questions as it's taking much longer than anticipated.

I built it to support multiple topics, so after Laravel is complete I plan on doing Livewire, Alpine, and Tailwind next in my spare time.

I hope you all enjoy.

Here are a couple screenshots if you do not feel like using the tool:

Alpine.js: 2.x Livewire: 2.x Laravel: 8.x

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