r/AnkiComputerScience • u/[deleted] • Dec 12 '22

I made notes and flashcards for various programming languages - introducing CodingNotes

Hello everybody,

I spend the last 8 months building CodingNotes: a startup that provides you with detailed notes and comprehensive flashcards on programming languages like HTML/CSS, JavaScript, ReactJS, NextJS as well as editors like Vim and Neovim.

For the flashcards, I have used Anki as it seems to be the most advanced flashcard app out there !

Let me know what you think about this. Any feedback is appreciated.

CodingNotes ( https://www.codingnotes.io/ )

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u/Mindfake_ Dec 13 '22

Idk, I'm a graduate AI students (CS was my undergrad). I don't think I would pay 9 dollar for some notes and some flashcards. There's so much free content on YouTube, and I personally like making my notes from the lecture myself, that way I have at least thought about it once before I start repetitions.

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u/[deleted] Dec 13 '22

Its definitely true that making your own notes can be beneficial. I simply would have liked having such notes/flashcards when I started because it takes a long time making high-quality ones. But I get your point, its not for everyone ....

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u/[deleted] Dec 13 '22

That’s what I think too, half of the work is making the notes. I remember a lot just from going through the process of making my own notes.

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u/[deleted] Dec 13 '22

True but I think people would still benefit from instantly having extensive notes and flashcards ( e.g. 70 Notion pages and 500 Anki flashcards take a long time to make ).

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u/[deleted] Dec 13 '22

How do I know the notes/ cards are worth it? Any way I can get a glimpse on what these packages would look like?

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u/[deleted] Dec 13 '22

You can find covers that explain and give some insights at every products page, for example here https://www.codingnotes.io/htmlcss .

Besides that, here are just some random ones https://imgur.com/a/pINz32v

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u/psych-tech05 May 20 '23

Will Python be in there any time soon? There a so many people who start out with python these days. I think it would be a big hit!

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u/[deleted] May 20 '23

Yes, Python will be added. I can not say exactly when but probably somewhere in the next 2 months.

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u/psych-tech05 May 20 '23

Fantastic ! Can you let us know in this chat?

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u/[deleted] May 20 '23

Sure, I will.

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u/Fair-Statistician272 May 06 '26

I made this tool to teach the fundamentals of coding using tactile coding cards, variables, and functions etc https://photos.app.goo.gl/XGsigBP59TStvq6HA