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This resembles a fee based Anki with prebuilt decks. For those of you who are unfamiliar with Anki, I highly recommend it as a free -- for web & desktop client
by msluyter 15y ago
This resembles a fee based Anki with prebuilt decks.
For those of you who are unfamiliar with Anki, I highly recommend it as a free -- for web & desktop clients, though the iOS app is pricey -- alternative to the above. It also uses a spaced retention algorithm, and I've become accustomed to simply keeping it open at all times. Whenever I learn something new, I add it to the relevant Anki deck. This is the best way I've discovered to fight the erosion of my knowledge in the face of the growing proliferation of frameworks/languages.
- Adaptive 15y agoAlso, Anki 2 is in beta right now and the UI on the desktop end of things is a real improvement. The dev is super responsive. I've used a lot of flash card apps and have settled on Anki specifically because it's cross platform. The Android app (third party) is still subpar in my opinion but that might change if it revs with Anki 2.
- michaelcampbell 15y agoDon't forget to also take a look at mnemosyne; http://mnemosyne-proj.org http://mnemosyne-proj.org. It's another free, well supported, SRS system that runs on a multitude of platforms. I used it daily.