Hugin starts off its second year with a major update. Read more about it here.
Changelog Summary:
A small fix this time. We fixed a bug that would cause the Set actions (shuffle, restart, etc.) to trigger while a user was typing in input fields.
Over the last few weeks, we have dedicated our efforts to addressing bugs and enhancing the performance of the application. These improvements aim to provide a smoother and more efficient user experience and pave the way for the development of new features in the future.
Furthermore, in addition to the app-changes we have made, we have taken the step of relocating our servers closer to our users. This will dramatically improve the overall speed of the entire application.
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The new Set Fork feature in Hugin allows users to fork (copy/duplicate) any existing Set. This means that learners can easily create their own version of an existing Set, which they can then modify, customize and learn from as they see fit. Whether it's to make small adjustments to an existing Set or to create an entirely new Set based on an existing one, the Set Fork feature provides a quick and easy way for users to build upon the knowledge and resources of the app's community.
Overall, this feature encourages collaboration and sharing of learning materials, making it easier for users to access high-quality educational content.
We have also raised the maximum number of questions allowed on a QA Set. You can now create up to 125 questions and answers on a single Set!.
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You can now see your learning progress with Set results! A chart is now displayed on every Set, visualizing your results, together with your average and the public average result. Results are stored on all point-based learning modes.
The small searchbar has been moved to a brand new command bar. It can be used to quickly navigate between pages or run some of the core app-functions, such as toggling dark mode. Pro tip: press Cmd/Ctrl+Kto open the command prompt, and navigate with your keyboard arrows.
We have also spent some time cleaning up and modernizing our landing page. More design improvements will follow.
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Have you ever tried fighting against your computer, trying to write math expressions in plain text? You're not the only one. Hugin is a learning tool for all subjects, also math. That's why we have spent a lot of time creating our newest feature: Math mode. Simply click a button when creating a question or answer, and your keyboard inputs will be displayed in LaTeX (math-text). As an example, a square root will be displayed as a literal √, instead of the text 'sqrt'. Math mode is also perfect for chemistry and physics-related questions.
We know many of our users have used Quizlet in the past, and have created several study sets on their platform. You can now import your Quizlet sets easily to Hugin, by simply pasting your set-export from Quizlet.
Based on one of our user's ideas, this Hugin update ships with a brand new learning mode, called "Pair". Your task is to drag or click on the matching question/answer cards. Try it out now on one of your QA Sets.
As always, this update brings some design improvements and bug fixes. We hope you enjoy the new features, and feel free to give us feedback or suggestions!
Early access release.
The birth of Hugin.