So, I decided to whip up a quick project and as usual a simple scope has managed to get a bit complicated. I wanted to build a simple tool so my learners could be quizzed, but I had to build in bits so that multi-answer is doable. I started simple and then started adding, and the code isn't too complex although its a bit uglier then I would have expected. I'm not super happy with the styling, and I need to add a bit to allow test mode since right now it gives you the feedback after each question. Oh, and I probably need to build in a resume mode, since right now it sets you up and rolls you off into an attempt. I should be kinda proud, it started as a simple sequential bit and has now grown into a random ordered test. Currently its drawing 5 questions from a pool of 10, but I can add questions on the fly and will be doing so shortly. The code needs a bit of cleaning, tightening and refactoring for sure but its actually not in horrible shape overall. A bit of tidying and testing and I'll roll out version 0.9 to my class. I've been reading a bit on docker but I really need to hack on it a bit to get my understanding up. I'm going to watch a few vids to see if that can motivate me to actually get going and try a bit on my own. Maybe even it will inspire me to do a tutorial or a walk through.