Qisquiz: A Quiz App for Learning Qiskit v2.X
I recently built Qisquiz, a quiz-based learning app for people studying Qiskit v2.X and preparing for the IBM Certified Quantum Computation using Qiskit v2.X Developer exam.
You can try the app here:
GitHub repository:
https://github.com/dorakingx/qisquiz
Qisquiz is still in an early version, but the goal is simple:
Master Qiskit, one quiz at a time.
Why I Built Qisquiz
Quantum computing is becoming more practical, and tools like Qiskit are becoming increasingly important for researchers, engineers, and developers who want to work with quantum algorithms and quantum hardware.
However, learning Qiskit is not only about understanding quantum gates or quantum circuits.
For the Qiskit v2.X certification exam, learners also need to understand practical and API-specific topics such as:
- Qiskit Runtime
SamplerV2EstimatorV2- Primitive Unified Blocs, also called PUBs
BackendV2- Transpilation workflows
- ISA circuits
- Dynamic circuits
- OpenQASM 3
- Result object navigation
These topics are very important, but they can also be difficult to memorize only by reading documentation.
That is why I wanted to create a focused quiz app where learners can repeatedly test themselves and gradually become comfortable with Qiskit v2.X concepts.
What Is Qisquiz?
Qisquiz is an independent study tool for Qiskit learners.
It is designed as a technical quiz app, not a casual trivia game. The questions are organized around the major topics of the Qiskit v2.X Developer certification exam.
The app currently focuses on topics such as:
- Quantum operations
- Circuit creation
- Circuit visualization
- Runtime execution
- Sampler and Estimator primitives
- Result analysis
- OpenQASM 3 interoperability
The app is not affiliated with IBM or Qiskit. It is simply a personal learning project built to help myself and other learners prepare more effectively.
Main Features
Qisquiz includes several study-oriented features.
1. Quiz-Based Learning
The app shows one question at a time, with multiple answer choices.
After answering, users can review the correct answer and explanation. This helps learners understand not only what the answer is, but also why it is correct.
2. Section-Based Practice
The questions are organized by exam topic, so users can focus on specific weak areas.
For example, if someone struggles with SamplerV2, EstimatorV2, Runtime, or OpenQASM 3, they can focus their review on those areas instead of randomly studying everything.
3. Code-Oriented Questions
Many Qiskit concepts are best learned by reading code.
Qisquiz includes questions that ask users to interpret Qiskit code snippets, understand API syntax, or predict what a piece of code is doing.
This is especially useful for topics like:
SamplerV2
EstimatorV2
generate_preset_pass_manager
qasm3.dumps
qasm3.loads
4. Developer-Friendly UI
I wanted the app to feel like a serious technical learning tool.
The design is:
- Dark mode first
- Minimal
- Responsive
- Code-friendly
- Focused on learning rather than decoration
Tech Stack
Qisquiz is built with:
- Next.js
- TypeScript
- Tailwind CSS
- Vercel
I chose this stack because it allows fast development, easy deployment, and a clean frontend architecture.
The current version uses local TypeScript data for the question bank. In the future, I may add a database, authentication, user progress tracking, and personalized study recommendations.
Repository
The source code is available on GitHub:
https://github.com/dorakingx/qisquiz
The repository includes:
- Next.js App Router structure
- TypeScript-based question data
- Quiz UI components
- Study sections
- Resource pages
- Vercel-ready deployment setup
I plan to continue improving the app and expanding the question bank over time.
Why Qiskit v2.X Is Interesting
Qiskit v2.X introduces many important changes compared with older versions.
For learners, this means that studying old Qiskit examples is not always enough. Some APIs, workflows, and recommended practices have changed.
For example, learners need to become familiar with:
- The newer primitive interfaces
- PUB-based inputs
- Runtime execution modes
- BackendV2 concepts
- Updated transpilation workflows
- OpenQASM 3 support
Because of this, I think quiz-based repetition is especially useful.
Reading documentation is important, but active recall is often more effective for exam preparation.
Future Roadmap
Qisquiz is still evolving. My future goals include:
- Expanding the question bank to 300+ questions
- Adding full mock exam mode
- Adding weak-area review
- Adding progress tracking
- Adding spaced repetition
- Adding user accounts
- Adding cloud sync
- Adding AI-generated personalized study plans
- Supporting community-created question sets
Eventually, I want Qisquiz to become a serious learning companion for Qiskit and quantum computing education.
Try It
You can try Qisquiz here:
You can also check out the source code here:
https://github.com/dorakingx/qisquiz
Feedback is very welcome.
If you are studying Qiskit, quantum computing, or preparing for the Qiskit v2.X Developer certification exam, I hope this app can help you.
Disclaimer
Qisquiz is an independent learning tool.
It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or officially connected to IBM or Qiskit. The questions are original and created for educational purposes only.