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by hwgilbert16 3y ago
It's likely that we add the ability to import from Anki, I'll also add the ability to import from other services that act as flashcard repositories. I've seen a few of them in my research. However, the project is more focused
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by hwgilbert16 3y ago
I've added a gif to the readme that showcases one of the current flashcard modes.
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by hwgilbert16 3y ago
We’re planning to add study analytics in the future to track progress. It’s possible that we’ll have it so that this data can be shared with another user.
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by hwgilbert16 3y ago
We have plans in the works to allow imports from Anki. Right now, it only allows imports from Quizlet, but the ones you mention will be added in the future, assuming these other services provide a way for me to get the data other than web s
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by hwgilbert16 3y ago
Hah, thanks for bringing that up. I’ve been wanting to document the API, but have left it on the back burner so-to-speak since I figured nobody would reach it. If you’re serious about giving the mobile client a shot, feel free to shoot me a
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by hwgilbert16 3y ago
Sorry about that. Email provider didn’t like the rapid increase in signup emails. Tested it, and it seems to be working now. Give it another shot.
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by hwgilbert16 3y ago
It’s being HN’d right now. Twilio (email provider) seems to have flagged my account earlier, but emails appear to be working fine again. Give the signup another shot.
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by hwgilbert16 3y ago
Correct, it’s a web app. It’s run on a server that you will need connection back to - it’s not an Android or iOS app. Again, this is still very early in development. It’s likely that we will look into offline functionality in the future. In
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by hwgilbert16 3y ago
I’ve been looking into adding the ability to import sets from Anki, especially with how widespread it is. We already have it for Quizlet, but Anki will certainly be next to be able to be imported from.
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by hwgilbert16 3y ago
If your reliance is on spaced repetition - in the current state - do not switch. An SRS has not been implemented yet, but it is high on the priority list. Once it has been added, I’d encourage you to look around and see if Scholarsome can f
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by hwgilbert16 3y ago
This is what the project is intended primarily to address. Tools like Anki are very powerful and accomplish what they set out to do, but they fell prey to feature overload in certain aspects. All it takes is one quick look at their docs t
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by hwgilbert16 3y ago
Simple HTML5 games are on the docket for future releases. Nothing advanced - but still something stimulating other than pure flashcards. This is a point where I’m not as well-versed. Would love to hear any recommendations for study games th
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by hwgilbert16 3y ago
Thanks for taking a look at it. As you said - Anki has some aspects that are due in part to its 20 year age. We’re going to be addressing those issues so that people are not reliant on only one option.
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by hwgilbert16 3y ago
Anki has more features at the moment, but we’re hoping to go beyond its capabilities while addressing its shortfalls.
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by hwgilbert16 3y ago
The project is still early in its development. Spaced repetition is something that has been recommended to me and has already been planned for the project from the beginning. The current flashcard implementation is not what it is intended t
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An open source web-based flashcard studying system(github.com)
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