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Personally I don't think it's worth Anki. There are so many things that you can memorize: - common standard library method - code-level design patterns (like
by atomicity 7y ago
Personally I don't think it's worth Anki.
There are so many things that you can memorize:
- common standard library method
- code-level design patterns (like the factory pattern)
- system design patterns (like caching in Redis)
- SWE process patterns (like code review or 1-1 meetings)
Why would syntax be the right level of abstraction to repeatedly review?
The space of things you can memorize (or "cache" in your mind) is too large. So a better strategy might not be to use Anki (which optimizes for retention but takes time to set up) and instead "randomly sample" a bunch of different things so that you know the techniques out there. Then you retain the knowledge that you need by actually using it on the job.