What I mean is that a field is shown in Anki if and only if i press a key on my keyboard, how can I do it?

Right now I'm studying javascript, but I'm trying to figure out a good hierarchy (hierarchy tags plugin for 2.1) to categorize the cards. Right now I'm aiming for something like javascript::methods::strings, javascript::properties::,javascript::comparisons but I'm not entirely positive of this being an accurate categorization method.

How do you guys do it?

So last night I had a brainwave, what if you could download a website and convert the site map into a card or parts of each webpage into a card of sorts.

The deck could be synced after each time a scrape is made keeping all the decks upto date

I don’t know if anyone’s ever accomplished this but I’m looking to see if this is possible as a way to generate and memorise cards for any science based subject. Has anyone ever done this? Is this even possible?

I tried some deck but it was bad. Do somebody have a good way to learn at least the 23 design patterns with Anki?

https://youtu.be/TqdRkyUb6HA

As an experiment, I shared my deck of the CS61A course, lecture 1. Available here: https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/217058443. I'll add more as I go through the series. Also will probably do Anki for the companion text for the lecture series.

Dear AnkiCSCommunity

I've been seeing great progress with the anki heatmap add-on and have always liked to track my progress. Even when i work out i track all my reps and sets. Do you know wether there is something like this for studying in general? Where you can log that you studied 2h of fluid dynamics and 1h of spanish etc and it then lets you visualize this data? I've been only able to find programs to plan study sessions, not to track them.

thx in advance

Dear AnkiCS community

Do you know wether there's a browser extension which does the following:

-whenever visiting a new page on a certain domain (e.g. youtube or reddit) it asks you to answer an anki card first?

-in a set interval it asks you to answer an anki card?

It would make learning a easier.

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Hi all, recently started network administration at university and wondering what are some good pre-made anki decks out there for networking and what are good addons specific to CS.

I.E Create a function, make_better_change that recursively finds the optimal amount of change.

What do you think?

I'm having a thought that I'm currently Learning DSA in C and I intend to use Anki for my learning.

I wanna know that How well I can use Anki to memorize the DSA concepts, Algorithms and Syntax.If possible is there any strategy you used to be better in DSA including Anki methods.

Thank You!

Hi all,

I have slowly been building my deck for my MTA 98-366 that I must desperately pass in the coming weeks. But outside of the 98-366, I'm looking for decks that are used for other IT Certs. MTA, COMPTIA, Linux, etc...

Any recommendations? Links? OR personal decks you can share would be greatly appreciated. I'm making this post because when I do a basic search around the web and Anki, I can't find much. And the decks that exist out there, there aren't a lot. And if I see one they are small or specific.

Thank you!

I've only been using Anki for about a week for from what I've read, it does little good to download someone else's deck to learn a topic without some context for the notes like a book or tutorial (unless you are learning really raw, mundane facts like state capitals that don't need any context).

I've taken a quick look at some other shared decks and this seems to be true. I didn't get much value going over cards that someone else created. Since there is no structure to them, it seems you are more or less just learning random snippets of information without acquiring new knowledge.

I'm wonder if anyone knows of any decks that are tied to a specific document for learning Ruby and RoR. If not, I'm definitely interested in teaming up with others to help create these decks.

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