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I'm more than happy to do a CLI app, but I think this needs a way to run it on a phone (noticed I don't necessarily mean "app" ;-). I can see me doing this on m

• trane_project 4y ago
  Main difference with anki is that anki explicitly discourages trying to make dependencies between flashcards or decks. I tried to work out something like that into Anki, but as I saw it, dependencies were core to what I had in mind. There's some similar functionality in supermemo, but it's based on a tree, not a graph, so it was inherently limited. No experience in mobile at all so that'll have to wait, but a GUI/website/app that works on most platforms is something I would like to work out eventually.
  • airstrike 4y ago
    Mobile these days can be React Native which also "builds" for the web and desktop Next.js makes React less painful Solito makes Next.js + React Native a possibility today: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30678100 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30678100
    • trane_project 4y ago
      I know it's possible. But the last time I did any frontend work, jQuery was the state of the art. So I decided that for now my efforts are better spent nailing the core experience and creating more courses.
      • airstrike 4y ago
        I'm not saying you don't know it's possible, just providing you pointers on one possible stack should you decide to go down that path
        • trane_project 4y ago
          My bad. I'll consider it when I decide to work on a GUI.