lilt (Lightweight Interative Learning Tool) - built with @lazarv/react-server

[nickw1]

Would be good to see some apps here built with @lazarv/react-server. There are none posted so far, so I thought I'd start with mine.

lilt is an interactive learning tool to allow students to actively participate in learning sessions by means of interactive exercises.

It's available at https://github.com/nickw1/lilt and has a public instance at https://lilt.hikar.org.

It's still fairly early on in development so by no means perfect - but thought I'd post it here as an example of an app built with @lazarv/react-server.

Many thanks to @lazarv for your hard work on the framework!

[lazarv]

Thank you so much for sharing this, and for sticking with react-server, especially at this early stage.

It's really great to see a real-world app built with @lazarv/react-server, and lilt is a genuinely nice and meaningful use case. Early projects like this matter a lot more than "perfect" examples, because they help validate the direction and expose real constraints.

And thanks a lot for the kind words as well. Even though updates have been a bit quieter recently, react-server is still one of my most important projects, and I'm very much committed to it long-term. Seeing people actually build with it is a huge motivator.

Really appreciate the support, and I'm looking forward to seeing how lilt evolves.

[nickw1]

Many thanks!

What brought me to @lazarv/react-server is its lightweight nature, and I thought it would be a good fit for something that's supposed to be a lightweight learning tool.

Glad you appreciate the development of lilt using react-server. Hopefully the various issues and questions I raised over the summer were useful in adapting react-server to work with different use cases.

I have been using lilt for real teaching, it's generally been working well. Any issues have not, AFAIK, been react-server related.

Glad to hear you're committed long term to react-server and will look forward to further developments!