This is the second post in a series of monthly updates about the quiz app I am currently building under the name "Project Yaquiza". To head back to the very first post, click here.

What was the progress in March 2025?

March pretty much went on track as per the goals I had set for myself in the last post.

Server

On the server front, I implemented a couple of endpoints that will be used by the mobile app:

• GET endpoint to fetch a quiz requested by the user on the app.
• POST endpoint to record quiz result based on the user responses.

I also made changes to the login/registration APIs to improve how errors are communicated by the server to the app.

Additionally, I also got started on adding support for the desktop app that would be used by admins:

• Implemented login and registration endpoints for admins.
• Implemented endpoint that will be used to create new quizzes from the admin desktop app.

I also wanted to get started on user verification but I soon realized that it would take longer. And since it wasn't necessary for the purpose of testing the end-to-end experience, I decided to deprioritize it for now.

Mobile

On the mobile front, I integrated all the endpoints that were applicable to the app. This includes the login/registration flow, endpoint to get quizzes and record quiz responses.

So at this point, provided the server has some legit data stored, the app should run as expected. Emphasis on should cause I haven't tested things end to end yet.

Goals for April 2025

Firstly, I want to test the existing stuff end-to-end. I will populate some dummy quiz data on the server and then run the mobile app as normal to see if everything works as intended. Will fix any bugs I encounter along the way to finally get to a place where everything is running.

After that, I will shift my attention to the admin desktop app. That will be a brand new undertaking but since I will be using Compose Multiplatform for Desktop, a lot of the code from the mobile app should be easily re-usable here.

By the end of April, I think I should have this end-to-end flow running, from an admin using the desktop app to create quizzes, all the way to the mobile app consuming those quizzes and users being able to take them. That I would call a healthy target to achieve.

That's it for now, see you in a month ✌️.