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Elixir flashcards to help you level up quicker
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Flashcards as Anki cards #2

Open viniciussbs opened 8 years ago

viniciussbs commented 8 years ago

Hi!

Have you considered exporting the flashcards as Anki cards?

http://ankisrs.net/docs/manual.html

tetiana12345678 commented 8 years ago

Hello, I did think about it. At the moment I am struggling to find some free time. I will come back to this once I have a bit more time 😄

BryanJBryce commented 8 years ago

I'm more of a Mnemosyne myself. I'll see what I can do about providing a deck.

eduardonunesp commented 7 years ago

Flash cards as Tinycards app

tetiana12345678 commented 7 years ago

@eduardonunesp good suggestion. I had a creation of similar app on my list for a long time. I am focusing on getting data now(creating cards), once I finished that task I will start investigating how I can import that data into a decent app(like tinycards) or build one to have online version.

nathanl commented 6 years ago

I'd love to have the flashcards as Anki cards. Want some help with making it happen?

tetiana12345678 commented 6 years ago

Hey @nathanl I am not using anki cards myself, so it hasn't been something on my list, but I think it's time to give it a go. I am happy to try with fundamentals 1. What format data is expected in? Can we upload a csv file?

nathanl commented 6 years ago

@tetiana12345678 I'm just starting to use it. I looked into it and you're right that CSV will work. You can also put HTML in the CSV fields. Eg:

"some question", "some <b>cool</b> answer"
"other question", "<pre>other
answer</pre>"

In Anki, if I go into a deck and do File -> Import, it gives me this screen:

screen shot 2018-10-12 at 3 29 54 pm

Reviewing these cards and showing the back looks like:

screen shot 2018-10-12 at 3 30 15 pm screen shot 2018-10-12 at 3 30 23 pm
nathanl commented 6 years ago

@tetiana12345678 BTW, I know you sell flashcards at https://www.elixircards.co.uk/, so I don't want to assume that you want to provide all your flashcard content for free. I'd be happy with the answer "you can get Anki exports of the cards that you purchase." I just like Anki as a way to manage the spaced repetition process.

Update Actually I just went ahead and bought all the physical cards. 😄 I've seen James Edward Gray II tweeting about them, and he's one of the best technical learners I know, so I'm sold. I'd love if I didn't have to type them into Anki myself, though.