Month: May 2022

I’m dealing with chemo therapy treatments these days, and it’s knocked me for a bit of a loop. I’ll be back to fix a few things on the site when I’m feeling better. The testing feature isn’t working yet, and I want to add a lot more tests. Spoiler alert: I am going to put Visiblez on the web as an application you can run from a browser. Look for it soon!
– David

I decided to remove the need to register an email address in the testing system for the moment because I couldn’t convince myself it was working correctly. So, if you take the test, you should get the results immediately. Without the email address, I can’t send you a record of the test by email. I’m not sure if that’s critical or not. I’m working on a way to present multiple tests, and after I settle on that, I’ll start building the database of questions. If you have suggestions, send them by email (woolbright_david@columbusstate.edu) or comment in the blog.

I’ve added a plugin to the website that will allow me to create tests or quizzes, grade them, and send you the results. I’m in the early stages of implementing a database of assembler questions on a variety of topics. So far, I’ve created the first test that asks questions about character data and instructions. I could use your help trying out the test system to see how it works. There is a box at the bottom of the test where you can report any problems with the test. Will you give it a try and let me know what you think?

Go to the Test Yourself tab on the home page and select the Character Data #1 test. To get the results, you will have to provide an email address. I make no money from this site, so I will not use your email for commercial purposes.

My goal is to build a database to help you prepare for job interviews, or just to brush up on various aspects of this large language.