"Fill in the blank" is now available, just got done coding it.
If you want to try it out, I created a new course "Testing out new question types".
Thanks, I'll check it out.
Yeah agree, I’ll definitely implement that one.
Right now I’m working on “match the cards”.
Edit: For audio I’m not so sure on how I would do it. I don’t think most people would record it themselves when creating a course so I would need to generate it. Then you’d have the issue about correct pronunciation…
Hi, you created the Korean course right? Thanks for contributing!
If you have any feature requests or suggestions please put them here: Feature Requests
There's also a collection specific for question types: Question Types Collection
Yeah, I'll probably go with langchain and some user-options for different LLMs.
I'll also look into authelia
Well, yes, in a way at least. I’m not pretending to invent something never done before. Although it already has multiple features that Anki doesn’t have.
Thanks! I'm already eyeing ollama for this.
Haha. Well we can't all actually be Duolingo and employ people to create the courses :D
Please do :). I take any help I can get.
That's weird. Did a quick google and it does seem to be 25 USD. Last time I made one it were 25 for sure as well - but that one got banned due to inactivity D:
Does anyone know how to get the trending communities? Or do you have to calculate that yourself?
I've studied the API docs like my life depends on it but I can't find it anywhere.
Maybe not having to clearly see that repost again is actually a feature :)
Hi all, Dev Update #4 here
Today I didn't have much time to work on Lemmy, so not a lot has changed.
Installable App
Nemmy is now available as an installable PWA for Android, IOS and Windows (10&11).
The App is also currently in review for a Google Play Store entry and I swear to god I only had bad experiences building Apps yet and this is just another one. So many errors and weird workarounds. Also, working with Java (Kotlin) sucks. (This also means that I will look for Alpha Testers soon)
However, Nemmy won't appear in the IOS App Store for at least some time since it's way too expensive (100$/Year just for the listing). So IOS Users will have to use the PWA (which is basically the same though).
With this update, Nemmy also received new Icons, Banners etc.
New Domain
Previously, Nemmy was available via a temporary URL provided by the hosting provider (www.nemmy.vercel.app).
Now, Nemmy is reachable via https:/nemmy.app and, of course, https://www.nemmy.app
Well, that's it for today.
I will continue working on the community page, Login and User page over the next couple of days.
See you soon :)
To do that, visit the new URL nemmy.app and click the install button. On phones that's usually in the sidebar/options menu.
Hello again, time for Update #3
First off: As always, the live version is here for you to try out.
Post Page
Today I mainly worked on the Post page, which "works" now.
And here's how the comment section looks (there should also be comment chain lines for nested comments but I'm still working on that)
For some reason, the post content fails to load frequently and I'm not too sure if that's a problem on my side or if the popular Lemmy instances are still overloaded - I will investigate that further over the next days.
I've also made a loading card animation, which should be a lot better than the plain "Loading" text (which wasn't even visible in light mode)
Light Mode Updates
I also made big improvements to the Light mode (which right now can only be activated by setting the browser/OS theme)
Mobile design improvements
Well that's it for todays Update
Over the next days I will fix some current bugs and add more features like Login, Search and a Community Page. Thanks for stopping by!
That version is live on Nemmy. Heads up: The Post page is buggy as hell right now. If it doesn't load, just refresh until it does.
Hey everyone, I'm back with todays progress update :).
As always, you can try out the newest version for yourself here
Design
I updated the color palette because the black background was a little harsh on non-OLED devices. So now it's a little more shaded. The Post and Navigation Bar designs got also a little update.
The new Mobile Design
The updated Desktop design
Roadmap
For now, I will continue working on the Feed design and will also start designing the Post page tomorrow.
After that is done, I will code the login process and then all the features related to a user (e.g. the "Home" feed, commenting, voting etc.).
All-in-all I think it'll take about a week or so until the features are all there and the design is passable as a prototype.
Well, that's it for update 2!
Thanks for stopping by and I hope to see you next time :).
Hi everyone,
this is the first progress update of Nemmy!
I'll start things off by answering a few questions you might have:
Why am I doing this?
I love the idea of Lemmy being a federated Network rather than a single entity like Reddit and I want to fully leave Reddit behind me and use Lemmy. However, I'm not that fond of the default design for Websites right now.
There are a few alternatives for phones, but not really yet for Desktop Browsers, so I'm doing one myself.
What are the Project goals?
The first goal will be to have all features a typical User would want working and a UX that's better than or on-par with the default Website.
Can I help out?
Yes! This project is, of course, fully open source. Here is the GitHub Repo.
Design
Currently, I'm designing the first iteration of the Website, this means that it's very rough (e.g. placeholder Images, Icons, Text).
As for the design, this is what I've got after around half an hour of trying things out:
The Posts are "inspired" by Reddits design right now, but I plan to change that
I'm also planning on adding a compact version (again, "inspired by Reddit for now)
Colors
As for the colors, I'm thinking dark mode by design with an optional light mode in the future. The Dark mode will heavily rely on black/shaded backgrounds, I'm going to refer to the Material Design 3 guidelines on that.
But I'm also planning on incorporating something like "Material You" into the Website, with which Users can change the complete color palette with ease.-->
That's it for Dev Update #1
If you have any questions, feedback, suggestions or anything else really, feel free to let me know :)
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Never heard of that actually. Main difference would be my web-based approach with a cloud, which works on any device. You also don't have to run the LLM on the same device (which seems to be a must with SillyTavern?).
The Character Cards database looks very interesting though! I will definitely look into writing an importer/connecting service.