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Badeck
10 Jan, 2024, 14:29

Hello 😀 !

I am reaching out to discuss a project that involves the creation of an online platform for language exams. The primary goal of this platform is to offer users a comprehensive examination experience through multiple-choice questions (MCQs), audio-based assessments, and oral expression evaluations.

The envisioned website will require users to register, log in, and purchase access to the language exams. The exams will cover various aspects, including MCQs presented on PDFs (could be open on another page. I do not really need a PDF visioner embeded on my web pages but it will be a "bonus"), audio-based questions, and a segment for oral expression. Additionally, a seamless and secure payment system, powered by Stripe (??? maybe), will be integrated to facilitate user transactions.

For the backend development, I consider utilizing Appwrite. Is it a good choice ?

The frontend will be built using React and styled with TailwindCSS (or another framework) to ensure a modern and responsive user interface. I am new to this technology and I don't really know if I should either use Remix, NextJS or anything else. Do you guys have suggestions ?

I added a little bit more of information in the screenshot attached to this message.

Thanks guys for your time and consideration.

TL;DR
User is seeking advice on whether AppWrite is a good choice for backend development for an online language exam platform. They want to include various types of questions, a payment system, and integrate with Stripe. They also need advice on frontend technology, specifically React, TailwindCSS, and whether to use Remix or NextJS. Solution: It's appropriate to use AppWrite for backend development, as it offers features like user registration, authentication, and database management that align with the user's project requirements. For the frontend, React is a good choice, and using TailwindCSS for styling is recommended. As for Remix or NextJS, it
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