Use Bootstrap to improve the design of the application. Setting this to low priority for the time being.
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@prnk28, is Bootstrap still in your version? If so, did you replace the CSS
directives?
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@Jsalsman , I reverted back to the earlier version to check if the UnicodeDecode error still persists. Like I said earlier, it still does.
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No, it didn't. It was the same uniode decode error which went after setting
the system to default to using utf-8
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@prnk28: This issue has been assigned to you a while ago.
Could you please share a status update? Are you still working (or still plan to work) on this issue? Is there anything that others could help with? If you do not plan to work on this issue anymore, please remove yourself as assignee (via Add Action... → Assign / Claim in the dropdown menu) so others could work on it. Thanks a lot!
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@Aklapper I got that. Sahith (@Snd96 on Github) produced a speech-enabled training system to help people use @prnk28's system last summer, but couldn't get it working for reasons that I have only determined in the past week (not his fault); please see:
https://github.com/SND96/twine-stories
https://snd96.github.io/Sahith-Blog/posts/finalreport/
The AROWF (Accuracy Review Of Wikipedia in Flask) tutorials are here:
https://github.com/SND96/twine-stories/tree/master/twine_tutorials
Someone should think of a better name than AROWF. I thought it was good some years ago, but I let arowf.org expire on purpose, and am thinking of renaming it if it's okay with Priyanka.
How can I invite Sahith to Phabricator?
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As https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/p/Snd96/ already exists, you could ask Sahith if that is their account. If not, ask Sahith to create an account on Phab.
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@Snd96 When you get the phrase list pulled out from https://github.com/SND96/twine-stories/tree/master/twine_tutorials please post it here. Or perhaps even better, an we show the original Twee text to have expert Wikipedians review the lessons in the format in which they might be able to write new lessons?
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Here are the files for each of the 4 tutorials I've made. A lot of the words have been repeated though. Is this what you were expecting or do I have to add the phonemes too?