BattleDwarfGimli on Nostr: SOS to coder geeks. Hep me. Here's the scenario: the guy who does trivia at our ...
SOS to coder geeks. Hep me.
Here's the scenario: the guy who does trivia at our roadhouse bar on Wednesdays has been stuck with the same trivia program for ten years, and he pays some fucking company $100 a month for that shit.
He asked me to help him. Casey is a good dude, and brother Vet. I haven't done any web programming in 20 years. But I have figured out that MongoDb is going to be best for this.
1) It needs to live on a single laptop (this is easy; I can figure this out.
2) He needs to be able to add or edit questions (also easy).
The game itself:
- Game
|-> X number of rounds
|-> X number of questions per round
|-> End round
|-> Show answers for round
That's it. There obviously has to be a backend to set up X number of rounds with X number of questions each, and an editing panel.
This isn't for me; I'm doing this as a favor to a guy who humps in to town 45 minutes every Wednesday to make a little extra cash for his family (who shows up from time to time). I'm not charging him anything, or getting anything in return.
Help me do a good deed?
- I already have a database built with 1,000 new questions in various formats and categories, using JSON - that part was easy and took me 10 minutes.
Here's the scenario: the guy who does trivia at our roadhouse bar on Wednesdays has been stuck with the same trivia program for ten years, and he pays some fucking company $100 a month for that shit.
He asked me to help him. Casey is a good dude, and brother Vet. I haven't done any web programming in 20 years. But I have figured out that MongoDb is going to be best for this.
1) It needs to live on a single laptop (this is easy; I can figure this out.
2) He needs to be able to add or edit questions (also easy).
The game itself:
- Game
|-> X number of rounds
|-> X number of questions per round
|-> End round
|-> Show answers for round
That's it. There obviously has to be a backend to set up X number of rounds with X number of questions each, and an editing panel.
This isn't for me; I'm doing this as a favor to a guy who humps in to town 45 minutes every Wednesday to make a little extra cash for his family (who shows up from time to time). I'm not charging him anything, or getting anything in return.
Help me do a good deed?
- I already have a database built with 1,000 new questions in various formats and categories, using JSON - that part was easy and took me 10 minutes.