Ukrainian developer Matviy Ulytskyi created the Drive Ready mobile application for preparing for the theoretical driving test. It is available on Google Play and the App Store.
Ukrainian developer Matviy Ulytskyi created the Drive Ready mobile application for preparing for the theoretical driving test. It is available on Google Play and the App Store.
The developer spoke about this on LinkedIn.
DriveReady allows you to break down your preparation into 41 traffic rules topics. After selecting an answer, the application immediately shows whether it is correct or not, so you can go back to a mistake immediately, rather than after completing the entire test.
For those who want to test themselves before the exam, there are two separate modes. "Test Yourself" launches a marathon of 150 random questions in a row. And the exam simulator recreates the real conditions of the real exam: 20 questions, 20 minutes and a maximum of two mistakes.
Wrong answers can be repeated in a separate mode. The application uses interval repetition, so those questions are returned to the user on a schedule. You can also "drive away" all mistakes separately.
The application also has statistics. DriveReady counts the accuracy of answers, the number of questions passed and the number of days of study, and also shows the weakest topics. You can separately view your progress for each of the 41 topics and set a daily study reminder.
You can download the app on Google Play and App Store.
Previously, dev.ua wrote about another Ukrainian developer's project — Ytscrape by Python developer Vasyl Smutko. This is a free open-source library for collecting subtitles, comments, and metadata from YouTube without official API keys and running resource-intensive browsers.
