

## Design
Link to Figma file: [https://www.figma.com/file/MYgMzaCXxCi2hOjmGYjaYA/Interactive-Physics-Simulator](https://www.figma.com/file/MYgMzaCXxCi2hOjmGYjaYA/Interactive-Physics-Simulator)

![Feature Image](/images/doge-physics/feature.png)

## Application Architecture

The application is a full-on client application meaning there's no server associated with the project.

The reason for this decision is that client hosting is "free" while there's no server hosting services that offers a free service.

## Improvements
One improvement I would make is to make use of HTML Canvas instead of manipulating the CSS of an HTML object to simulate movements, or any animation. If the project takes off and receives some funding, it is a great idea to switch DNS providers from a free one to a faster and better service like namecheap. Additionally, it is also useful to cache the static files of the website in a CDN, so it's more scalable globally.

Another improvement could be adding some server functionality if we need to keep track of users, their learning progress, etc. Having a server would also be useful to gather data analytics about user behaviors to improve the service. The data gathered for offline data analysis should be stored in a data warehouse as opposed to SQL, NoSQL type of databases. But starting out, making it as simple as possible is the best idea so the team building the project can be more agile.


DogePhysics - Interactive Physics Simulator