GitHub Quiz Project
Problem Statement
For the past cohorts, many candidates have been struggling with some tools that we use at ACA, like Git & Github. With the latter being at the heart of our workflow, It becomes hard to ship code in a timely manner.
Problem
Delays in shipping code due to insufficient knowledge on Git & Github
Solution
Git & Github a fundamental skills to your progress here at ACA. With you possessing this knowledge, together as a team, we will be able to achieve our vision of “shipping code”.
Instructions
!!Important- Hint Keep a log of all your git commands during project development
First fork the repo https://github.com/africacodeacademy/aca-erp2022-2-Quiz
You are to individually build a quiz app with:
- React
- Typescript
- No backend required
- Figure out a way to save the quiz score
- TDD is a bonus, but if you add TDD make sure to update the Circleci config
- You are to work on the forked repo, do not commit to the repo shared here
The quiz app should have at least 50 questions Every question should cover a concept that was used in building the app. For example
Question 1
What is the git command that downloads your repository from GitHub to your computer?
A. git push
B. git commit
C. git fork
D. git clone
The concept covered by this question must/should be used in the development of the quiz.
At the end of the quiz, provide a summary of each question. i.e what the command was used for, why it was used and where it was used..
Deployment and Hosting Server
- We are going to use Vercel as our hosting provider
- Connect your repo to Vercel to form your CI/CD pipeline
Submission
- Submit your forked GitHub repository URL and your live Vercel deployment link using the form below.
- Your README should explain how to run the app locally.
!!Good Luck, the more the questions the more the points
Your Quiz might just be used as a benchmark for the coming cohorts
Useful Resources
- Go back to the CI/CD lesson for help on how to connect and set up vercel
Click to open the submission form
Use the form below to submit your repository link, your deployment link, and a short reflection on what you learned. If you added any extra features beyond the requirements, tell us about them too: that is how the leads spot strong submissions.
This is a group project, but each person submits individually: even if your deployment link is the same as your teammates’, everyone still needs to fill out this form with their own GitHub repository link.