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Hey guys! I'm Shreya. I recently noticed that many people that solve leetcode style problems to learn programming patterns tend to save links to problems they'

Hey guys! I'm Shreya. I recently noticed that many people that solve leetcode style problems to learn programming patterns tend to save links to problems they'd like to try again later on google docs/notes. However, this doesn't help them remember to try these problems again or differentiate between problems that are more urgent to revise. Built this tool to help solve this inefficiency!

xandrius 2y ago
Or just use this public Anki deck as a base and add your own questions to it: https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/1223170466 https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/1223170466
- cubemaster 2y ago
  do you think it adds friction to go between the anki screen and the leetcode screen?
  - xandrius 2y ago
    Anki on my phone and leetcode on the laptop? 0 friction for me.
  - sn9 2y ago
    Alt+Tab is practically instant and I already use Anki for all my SRS needs, so having a separate SRS for a niche topic as a Chrome-only browser extension is just a lose-lose for me. It's a cool project, though!
- rahimnathwani 2y ago
  The GitHub repo linked there says it will automatically create cards for your solved (AC) leetcode problems.