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Looks interesting. I'm wondering what there is to be gained by constraining your API models to your modelling into materials, modules, enrolments etc? We are d

Looks interesting. I'm wondering what there is to be gained by constraining your API models to your modelling into materials, modules, enrolments etc? We are developing an education website for anatomy[0], and our quiz types and data model is quite different - at least from a first glance. We do store everything ourselves already, but if we were to move to parse / firebase / cloud data store/API - I'm not sure what would make us choose teech over a more generic solution. Am I missing something? [0] https://www.kenhub.com https://www.kenhub.com

lorenzobr 12y ago
Very cool project you have! Well as I wrote in the other comment, we're very similar to Parse right now but we are about to release our analytics API that will allow you to perform learning analytics on top of the data that you store in the backend and deliver for example custom dashboards to teachers. This is something specific for education and you won't find anything like that in other BaaS providers products.