Comment on A web app to read Latin texts with inline translationsparentComments−Timwi1yI can see some texts in Sanskrit but I couldn't find any ruby annotations, nor a way to add/suggest any.−sieve1yI am still working on the app part of the website (https://app.adhyeta.org.in/). Will enable registration/login in a week or two.This is how the interface looks like/works, when logged in.https://www.adhyeta.org.in/a/images/z85.png (ruby annotations can be seen floating above the source text)https://www.adhyeta.org.in/a/images/z88.pngThe "app" is laid out exactly the same way as the www version is. The only difference is that it provides tools to manipulate the status of words. Login is required because vocabulary progress has to be tracked on a per-user basis.
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I can see some texts in Sanskrit but I couldn't find any ruby annotations, nor a way to add/suggest any.
I am still working on the app part of the website (https://app.adhyeta.org.in/). Will enable registration/login in a week or two.
This is how the interface looks like/works, when logged in.
https://www.adhyeta.org.in/a/images/z85.png (ruby annotations can be seen floating above the source text)
https://www.adhyeta.org.in/a/images/z88.png
The "app" is laid out exactly the same way as the www version is. The only difference is that it provides tools to manipulate the status of words. Login is required because vocabulary progress has to be tracked on a per-user basis.