Annyeong-Korean
Modular React and Vite starter kit for Korean language apps
What it does
Complete React, Vite & TypeScript source code for Annyeong-Korean. Includes: Clean, modular frontend architecture (100% offline-ready, no backend required) Alphabet, flashcards, grammar, reading practice, and 2,500+ vocabulary words across 25 categories with conjugation Audio pronunciation support & responsive layout Setup README & Standard Commercial License to build and monetize your own apps
Complete, modular source code for Annyeong-Korean, a modern language learning web application built with React, Vite, and TypeScript. What’s Included: Full frontend application codebase (clean, modular architecture) Hardcoded alphabet, vocabulary, flashcards, grammar, and reading practice, and phrases. (100% offline-ready, no backend/database setup required). The vocabulary section has 25 categori
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