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Flashcards are my favorite way to learn - specifically to pass a test or gain some certification. I've standardized on a simple format of a google sheet with co

by ben174 5y ago

Flashcards are my favorite way to learn - specifically to pass a test or gain some certification. I've standardized on a simple format of a google sheet with column A being the front side of the card, and column B being the back - and found a few decent iOS flash card apps that allow me to link to a google doc. So, do you have the whole list of questions in a consumable format I could get into a sheet?

baobabKoodaa 5y ago
You will find the questions here: https://github.com/baobabKoodaa/cloudbite/blob/master/content/aws.js https://github.com/baobabKoodaa/cloudbite/blob/master/conten... You need to write a small script to transform the questions into a format that's cooypasteable to Google Sheets, though.
osmaelo 5y ago
What iOS flash card apps would you recommend? Thanks!
- dsiegel2275 5y ago
  Anki seems to be the gold standard. It has desktop, web and native mobile versions and it synchronizes across devices. The interface isn't anything fancy... but it doesn't really need to be for the app to be effective.
david_allison 5y ago
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1XQ9Ejk2jePCmWU3vzt0wxTDzm4qys1fPb_FsS6VbWm4/edit?usp=sharing https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1XQ9Ejk2jePCmWU3vzt0w...
- baobabKoodaa 5y ago
  Oh, nice! I'm happy to see people importing the content to other apps. (By the way, the README explains that the MIT license is for the code, not the content. Your excel gives the impression that the content is MIT licensed, and it is not. To clarify: I'm happy to see people copying the content to different places, I just don't want MIT license attached to the content, because I don't want people to make money by selling my content. Distributing the content for free is fine by me.)
  - david_allison 5y ago
    Oh, I'm so sorry! Picked the license from the sidebar of the GitHub. Updated.
    - baobabKoodaa 5y ago
      No worries! Thanks for contributing!

by ben174 5y ago

baobabKoodaa 5y ago

You will find the questions here: https://github.com/baobabKoodaa/cloudbite/blob/master/content/aws.js https://github.com/baobabKoodaa/cloudbite/blob/master/conten... You need to write a small script to transform the questions into a format that's cooypasteable to Google Sheets, though.

osmaelo 5y ago

What iOS flash card apps would you recommend? Thanks!

dsiegel2275 5y ago
Anki seems to be the gold standard. It has desktop, web and native mobile versions and it synchronizes across devices. The interface isn't anything fancy... but it doesn't really need to be for the app to be effective.

david_allison 5y ago

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1XQ9Ejk2jePCmWU3vzt0wxTDzm4qys1fPb_FsS6VbWm4/edit?usp=sharing https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1XQ9Ejk2jePCmWU3vzt0w...

baobabKoodaa 5y ago
Oh, nice! I'm happy to see people importing the content to other apps. (By the way, the README explains that the MIT license is for the code, not the content. Your excel gives the impression that the content is MIT licensed, and it is not. To clarify: I'm happy to see people copying the content to different places, I just don't want MIT license attached to the content, because I don't want people to make money by selling my content. Distributing the content for free is fine by me.)
- david_allison 5y ago
  Oh, I'm so sorry! Picked the license from the sidebar of the GitHub. Updated.
  - baobabKoodaa 5y ago
    No worries! Thanks for contributing!