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A strict TypeScript QTI 3 runtime and native Web Component player with XML import, typed item and interaction models, declaration validation, response processing, outcome scoring, saved-state serialization, fixture coverage, and Playwright-tested browser rendering.
QTI 3.0 is mature, open-source runners exist, and institutions need authoring tools that keep assessment content portable. QFlow is the authoring tool we wanted for that work.
Courses end. Credentials should not. CredTrail keeps badge issuing, verification, and portability outside the LMS.
Switching from Nginx? Caddy offers a simpler, more secure way to manage reverse proxies, especially for setups like Tomcat load-balancing. Learn how its Go-based design and strong community support can benefit your stack.
Discover how Sakai leverages Lit’s lightweight, standards-based web components to build a scalable, maintainable, and high-performance LMS interface for universities and enterprises.
Stop manual checking and let your CI catch regressions before they reach production. Learn how to integrate Cypress end-to-end tests into GitHub Actions for reliable, repeatable regression testing.
