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Kushu is an for learning facts with flashcards. It uses a simple implementation of spaced repitition learning called the Leitner system.
This was written as a one-week exercise in Agile development techniques during the Graduate Training Programme for Software Engineers at Caplin Systems on October 2011. The members of the team were Amir Hajizamani, Bodrul Alam, Daniel Owen and James Seymour. The product owner was Adam Iley.
We collectively apologise for the code smells that we know exist and if we have the time we will try to address and improve on them at a later date.
- Node.js 0.4.*
- npm
- MySQL
First git clone
this repository.
-
Make a new MySQL user and database on your server. We will call ours
kushu
, you might want to use the same name. -
Import the Kushu table schema, using the file
kushu-schema.sql
. We use phpMyAdmin for all this. -
If necessary, modify
app.js
to reflect your DB credentials.
-
cd
into the root of the kushu directory and runnpm install
to fetch all the node.js dependencies. -
Run
node app.js
and navigating to<your-ip>:3000
. You optionally supply a port number as an argument. -
(We like using
forever
to keep the node server running.)
Copyright 2011 Caplin Systems, Ltd.
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