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by abhas9 9y ago
Thanks. Such comments really help us to stay motivated :)
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by abhas9 9y ago
noted :) Thanks for the feedback.
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by abhas9 9y ago
Happy to know that you liked it. This is the first basic release. Native Android UI is a little better than the hybrid web app. We will definitely work on the UI in the coming version.
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by abhas9 9y ago
Yup - we have plans to expand it to other languages and cover more useful word lists. The QR Code option will definitely be a nice addition, though we have code sharing feature in android app over WhatsApp and other available apps.
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by abhas9 9y ago
Thanks :)
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by abhas9 9y ago
That's a cool suggestion. I think that will definitely be a useful addition. -Thanks
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by abhas9 9y ago
Thanks.
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by abhas9 9y ago
Thanks for your valuable feedback. We are glad that you enjoyed it. We want to test the user engagement with a very minimum product first. All these features are in our mind. You can expect the timer in the upcoming release :)
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by abhas9 9y ago
Thanks for the feedback. I understand that the current UX is very unintuitive as this was a one day hack which I published online. I will add a description and search feature soon. Regarding Pronunciation and definitions: I am exploring the
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by abhas9 9y ago
Yes, this app is also a part of an initiative to make learning simpler and fun.
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by abhas9 9y ago
Thanks for pointing this out. Will fix this soon.
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by abhas9 9y ago
Thanks for your awesome feedback. And yes this is just the initial ground work and part of a larger experiment. We are also trying to teach English using Bollywood movies and GIFs[1]. I agree that human editing is very important and as such
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by abhas9 9y ago
That's a great question. Optimizing for sentence selection is important for teaching. For now, I have a simple check that filters out sentences which are longer than 160 characters. Also, I believe that this is one thing which humans c
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by abhas9 10y ago
Try using some CMS like wordpress (easier), Joomla or Drupal. You may also have a look into static site generators like Jekyll, Hugo, and others.
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