Sensei is an online app made in order to make you learn japanese words and their usages
You get a word in hiragana/katakana and then write it out in romaji to train your understanding of hiragana/katakana.
Then you convert the romaji back to hiragana
The last question is what does the word mean, one of the glossary words is enough to get it right
Since most of my Elm apps are client side only, we can also make them work offline by adding a service worker. The service worker caches the resources used by the template and makes it so it can load even if offline.
The included pipeline include three steps:
- A test step that runs all tests and reports if all tests succeeded
- A build step that compiles the code and optimizes/minimizes it
- A publishing step that publishes it to Github pages
git remote add upstream https://github.com/Qluxzz/elm-template.git
git fetch upstream
git config rerere.enabled true # remembers conflict resolutions between merge
# First merge needs --allow-unrelated-histories to allow merging the two repos together
git merge upstream