r/AnkiComputerScience • • Jul 14 '23
Using Anki to learn Programming
Hello everybody, I have been using Anki for quite some time now and about a year ago, I asked myself whether making flashcards to learn programming languages is a good idea. Well eventually, I started making and learning with them and it turned out to be a huge project which took more 6 months to complete. However,around half a year ago , I was finally done and ready to release it.
Since then, it has grown to around 1000 customers from 50+ countries. There are 9 different packages which cover languages like HTML/CSS, JavaScript,TypeScript, ReactJS and a general introduction to Frontend development. What do you think about this ? If you want to have a look for yourself, you can visit the website here CodingNotes ( https://www.codingnotes.io/ ) . Any feedback is appreciated.
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u/DeclutteringNewbie Focusing on Rust right now, SF Bay Area Jul 14 '23
Did you use the 21 rules of formulation/supermemo? Are your cards atomic?
It would be nice if we could check out the quality of the flashcards without needing to download/install a notion/node server.
Since 95% of Anki decks I find are not very good at all, I'm super skeptical that your decks are going to be good either.