GitGud

In this update, I added more questions and expanded the story to include more topics and learning materials. I am also experimenting with different question types to keep the quiz fun and interactive. You will find some non-typical styles like matching, sorting or sequencing, and drag and drop alongside the usual (common question types) multiple choice, fill in the blanks, and terminal commands.

In the next update, I plan to add more visualizations of the process so people get a better understanding of how branches and Git operations actually work. I am also planning a multiplayer mode with a leaderboard. Though I still need to do some research and learn how to implement that part properly. Finally, I want to add a GitHub learning path as a related complement to the Git material.

This is the first devlog of GitGud. GitGud is a simple, story-based learning platform that teaches people how to use git in a fun and interactive way. I made this project to celebrate the 21st birthday of Git and to encourage more people to use it. This website is built using HTML, CSS, and JS, with questions embedded in the middle of the story. There are also explanations and examples after the user has submitted their answers to provide detailed, accurate information on the use of git. Moreover, there is also a field notes section on the side to help people with past topics as we progress through the story (to ensure players don’t forget basic commands in advanced levels). You can use this website by clicking the demo button directly.