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Week 10: Random-ish Equations parsed into questions #1

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stanton-eric opened this issue Dec 5, 2016 · 0 comments
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Week 10: Random-ish Equations parsed into questions #1

stanton-eric opened this issue Dec 5, 2016 · 0 comments

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Recent progress includes migrating from my original algorithm of having many function based modules to create questions. This was very "template-e" except less elegant and ultimately determined to not be a good solution. The new solution is to randomly (weighted) equations as the starting point of all question creation. Next step is to parse the question into appropriate categories to determine what kind of question should be created.
With the exception of configurations and routing, the new code outside of the remind staples is everything under the following folder: \Math\modules\math.
Recently shut down hosted solution due to overusing AWS and incurring a fee (which they refunded). The example can be hosted and I can provide a link to try it out on request (please allow 24 hours to get the hosting up as I cannot reach AWS from work).
Added maven dependency management support.
Separated data objects from query and persistence logic.

stanton-eric/remindmath#1

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