I am looking into starting development of a training tool for new employees roughly inspired by Trivia Crack.
I want to know what you guys would recommend as a base programming language that would be simple for myself (with limited programming background) or some of my younger employees to use for a trivia 'game' with the following criteria:
-Can display text and pictures as a prompt with text or pictures as selectable multiple choice answers
-Can access a database to randomly pull questions from several categories
-Can store player logins into a database to catalog their progress/stats
This tool will be designed to allow employees to use an anonymous login to practice questions over standards, engineering design practice, and other categories as well as see where they stand in relation to the rest of the department. It wont be used to track individuals skill levels for negative reinforcement purposes.
I was thinking a web based application linked to a sql database would be the best, but I havent done much programming in the better part of a decade.
Please help nerdery.
TIA
I want to know what you guys would recommend as a base programming language that would be simple for myself (with limited programming background) or some of my younger employees to use for a trivia 'game' with the following criteria:
-Can display text and pictures as a prompt with text or pictures as selectable multiple choice answers
-Can access a database to randomly pull questions from several categories
-Can store player logins into a database to catalog their progress/stats
This tool will be designed to allow employees to use an anonymous login to practice questions over standards, engineering design practice, and other categories as well as see where they stand in relation to the rest of the department. It wont be used to track individuals skill levels for negative reinforcement purposes.
I was thinking a web based application linked to a sql database would be the best, but I havent done much programming in the better part of a decade.
Please help nerdery.
TIA