Aws exam Site

https://exam.jackdh.com

Hey this is just a quick site which aims to provide the following:

• Display multiple AWS questions from Jon Boso's tutorial dojo exams
• Responsive Application Desktop / Mobile
• Work Offline
• Display total scores
• Display correct / wrong answers / explanations

To get started you will need to purchase the (excellent) exams from https://tutorialsdojo.com/

From there you will need to extract the questions data from Udemy which you can do by following the next steps.

• Start one of the 5 exams
• Immediately finish the exam
• Click on review questions
• Open the network tab in 'inspect element' and click on 'xhr'
• Find the API request with the questions in (See Image One). You can also try filtering on '/assessments/' to help narrow the list
• Right click the request and copy the response (See Image Two)
• Use an editor to select only the results array
• Paste the results into the 'Import' area at the bottom of the app (Press options to open it)
• Reload the page!

Using exam.jackdh.com

You're welcome to use exam.jackdh.com if you do not wish to host it yourself. The site is an exact clone of this repository so as you can see no backend activity is taking place so your questions are safe.

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Deployment

You have a number of options to deploy the site! Due to it being a fully frontend application I suggest building it and throwing it into a S3 website bucket.

You can build the site with the following command:

npm run build

and the output will be in the build folder.

My current setup is push to code deploy -> Build site -> Sync to s3 website bucket

FAQ

Can I use this with other exams such as Whizzlabs?

Sure! You'll just need to extract and parse the Whizzlabs HTML instead as they don't provide a nice API to consume. This is quite easy however as I've done it myself in the past.

Can you provide me with the data to use?

No. To protect Jon Bonso's work please purchase the exam's yourself and then import them into the tool. They're really worth it!

Where can I ask questions?

In the issues tab / reddit if you'd like.

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Typescript

This fork is the typescript implementation of this awesome boilerplate with strict:true flag.

Boilerplate version: 4.0.0

Based on the works of react-typescript-guide and typescript fork (which was for previous versions)

Project built with this, as an advanced example and guide: Web Application

For details: Check Typescript docs

How to deploy to s3 automatically: S3 deployment script

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Features

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Scalable apps need to support multiple languages, easily add and support multiple languages with `react-intl`.

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We support SEO (document head tags management) for search engines that support indexing of JavaScript content. (eg. Google)

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2. Clone this repo using git clone --depth=1 https://github.com/react-boilerplate/react-boilerplate.git <YOUR_PROJECT_NAME>
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5. Run npm run clean to delete the example app.

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Documentation

• The Hitchhiker's Guide to react-boilerplate: An introduction for newcomers to this boilerplate.
• Overview: A short overview of the included tools
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Thanks goes to these wonderful people (emoji key):

Max Stoiber 💻 📖 🤔 👀 ⚠️	Julien Benchetrit 💻 💬 📖 👀 🚧	Sara Federico 💻 👀 💬 📖 🚧	Justin Greenberg 💻 👀	Jon Winn 💻 👀	Johan Meester 💻 ⚠️ 📖	Yaroslav Kiliba 💻	Glen Ihrig 💻
Somasundaram Ayyappan 💻	Oliver Turner 💻	Samuel Sharpe 💻	Mihir Karandikar 💻	Vaibhav Verma 💻	Sébastien Dubois 💻	Chainarong Tangsurakit 💻	Amila Welihinda 💻

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License

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