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I did this with Anki when preparing for my last round of interviews. After completing a question (working through on a whiteboard while imitating a coding inte
by otras 7y ago
I did this with Anki when preparing for my last round of interviews.
After completing a question (working through on a whiteboard while imitating a coding interview session), I would make a card for it. General pattern and general algorithm to use to solve, then review it whenever Anki told me to. I found that it was better to focus on higher level concepts than worrying about exact algo implementations (though I did the exact implementations when first working through a problem).
I think this worked well, but I also probably have confirmation bias.
I’ve also used this technique for math/CS problems, and it has seemed to work well.
- imedadel 7y agoI did use Anki for scheduling my math problems' reviews and the results were pretty satisfactory. Do you think I should publish the chrome extension that I made for LeetCode or does Anki do the job?
- otras 7y agoI think you should do it to learn and try something new (publishing a Chrome extension). I’m sure you could also write an interesting blog post about how you chose and implemented the spaced repetition. Worst case scenario no one download it, but it’s like most side projects, where doing it for your own growth is the important part.
- imedadel 7y agoWell, I published it :D https://spacedleet.imedadel.me https://spacedleet.imedadel.me
- heed 7y agoWould you mind sharing your deck?