Final Verdict
0/100
An abandoned construction site of an IDE that manages to have more broken placeholders than actual opcodes, created by someone who claims to be reinventing C while failing to spell 'Difficulty' correctly.
Impression
15
This looks like a 'Hello World' project that got distracted by its own ego. You've got four chapters all titled 'Nothing here for now...', which is also a perfect description of the value proposition.
Vaporware UI skeleton
Performance
40
It's a static GitHub page with zero assets, yet it still feels heavy because of the crushing weight of unmet expectations. At least the 'Run' button doesn't do anything, saving my CPU from whatever 'QuantumC' logic you planned to inflict on it.
Static void
SEO
5
Your title tag is a repetitive 'X86-64 ASM LessonsX86-64 ASM Lessons' and you have zero meta description. Google's crawlers are going to see 'Level X' and 'XP: X' and assume this is a parked domain for a failed 2004 RPG.
Non-existent metadata
Copywriting
8
You're trying to teach the most pedantic programming language in existence, yet you can't even find the second 'f' in 'Dificulty.' If your assembly code is as precise as your spellcheck, your stack is already overflowing.
Spelling 'Dificulty' wrong
Trust
20
Your handle is 'Youg-Otricked' and honestly, I feel it. I came here to learn x86-64 and all I found was a 'Show hint' button that probably leads to a Rickroll and a promise that your custom language C⁴ is 'more powerful than explosives.'
The username is a warning