Testico is a web application to help you create and manage tests.
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Unlike any other questioner web application, the answers aren't stored in the frontend but the answers are stored in the backend. This means that the answers are not visible to anyone except the creator of the test, no script can bypass this unless configured from the server.
Testico provides realtime connection the server and back. Questions or tests update realtimes when your teacher updates it. You can, as a teacher, chat to students and you also can chat to teachers. You can ask or answer questions by chatting. There is also a realtime log for teachers.
Testico has a dark, easy-on-the-eyes design, for easy management and easy reading. Testico also provides markdown (bold, italic, underline, image, list, etc.) to provide variations on the questions. You can also provide custom themes for your tests, choose wisely for the color schemes though.
Services provided here are free, but you can also support me by donating me. Web Applications like this should keep no secret. Therefore the frontend codes are public and open source. You can view them at my GitHub Repository. Feel free to open a pull request, or an issue if you find one! The backend is a secret though :)
Go to RepositoryTestico is a realtime application. This means that when you update or edit a test, they are immidiately updated for students too, although it requires constant internet connection the server, it is a small price to pay for a huge amount of helpful features for both students and teachers. Either way you still need to be connected to the internet to submit your tests.
This is a bolded text.
This is an italic text.
This is both.
This is a striketrough text.
This is an inline code.
Below is a code block.
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1#include <iostream> 2int main() { 3 std::cout << "Hello, World!" << std::endl; 4 return 0; 5} 6// Hello, World!
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...and there are much more! like links, images, tables, and so on. Visit the Markdown Guide for more information. Both basic syntax and extended syntax are supported. You can also bookmark a question and return to it later.
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# Heading This is **a bolded text**. This is *an italic text*. This is ***both***. This is a ~~striketrough text~~. This is `an inline code`. Below is a code block. ```cpp #include <iostream> int main() { std::cout << "Hello, World!" << std::endl; return 0; } // Hello, World! ``` *** Above is a horizontal line. > ...and there are much more! like links, images, tables, and so on. > Visit the [Markdown Guide](https://www.markdownguide.org/cheat-sheet/) for more information. > Both basic syntax and extended syntax are supported. You can also bookmark a question > and return to it later.
1, 4, 6 **(By the way, the answers are markdown supported too.)**
- 1 - 5 - 6
| Answer 1 | Answer 2 | Answer 3 | Another Cell | |---|---|---|---| | 1 | 4 | 8 | Something |
You don't need to always do these by hand. There are a lot of markdown tools out there, such as tablesgenerator.com for creating tables in markdown.
What are you waiting for? Create a test now!