The title made me think this will be a quiz about rarely known commands or feature in some IDEs.<p>That would be nice.<p>Instead it's a quiz where there are 8 subjective barely descriptive words (such as good ui, has app, etc..) and 4 saas products that I barely heard of and never used.<p>So, nice idea of the aim was to get people to discover new SaaS products using a playful game.
"If you know http you know Sintatra". I wonder which option I should pick? Sinatra?<p>There's a lot of those, especially with AWS products, where all but the product name is mentioned in the descriptions.<p>It's fun to play though :). Also amazing how many things there are.
A lot of the ones I saw were a mix of way too vague to be guessable ("easy to use", "simple", "pleasant") or way too obvious because of the clues ("backed by Microsoft" -- the only Microsoft one in here is C#) ("If you know HTTP you know Sinatra" -- guess it's Sinatra then), with a couple that were just misleading (why is "Scala" given as a clue for a Git hosting platform?)<p>That being said, it's a fun little quiz, and I definitely understand that getting good clues is hard. Writing good clues for a quiz by hand is hard enough; using scraped/machine-collected clues makes it harder.