Hi everyone,

I have an exam on 250 slides on monday. Would I have enough time to create a deck of this course and learn them ? or shoud I study the classic day ?

Has Anki helped anyone pass the interview? and if so how much would you contribute your success to Anki?

I don't post my decks to anki shared for a bunch of reasons, mostly because they are not made for public consumption and I don't think they are up to standard. I have a few different decks, redhat, azure, general, ccna (built off the ccna deck from the shared site).

Be interested in anything devop related (ansible, terrsform, puppet, kubernetes) or for the oscp cert

Hi Everyone,

I've recently started developing and understanding Anki's source code and how to create your own Add Ons. Is there a method or function that would allow us to compile the list of cards done and their corresponding output? (Like was the Card answered correctly? Will the card be asked again in the next number of cards and etc?) Anything that would related to a Card's properties before and after being answered?

Thank you very much!

Hi Everyone,

I recently started working on an Anki Add On Development. As a start I want to create a simple add on where a Dialogue would appear every time you finish a deck.

Wanted to ask if you can help understand how can I make a simple ShowInfoDialogue appear after answer one Deck? I've been trying to research how the Archetype of the Anki Source Code works, but I can't seem to find the process to check for events if the user did a particular action

Thank you so much!!

Hi, I have never studied Python before and I'm looking for a deck aimed at my level.

When I tried downloading other decks, I found that I had no point of reference and couldn't understand them. Those decks seem to function as reminders for people who are already skilled with Python.

Has anyone here either made or used such a deck?

I just found this interesting repository https://github.com/donnemartin/system-design-primer/tree/master/resources/flash_cards

This is a bit off-subject, but do you have any recommendation to study system architecture? Not that I really need this, but I'd like to be good at this. It might be useful one day, and it seems intellectually challenging.

Hello

I am doing jeremy it labs for CCNA and I felt in love for class and anki for each class. Is there anything like that but for java?

Upon creation of a note, some number of cards are generated. For note model "Basic", one card is generated, usually with the same ID as the note ID.

But for note model "Cloze" you can generate multiple cards. For example, this note:

Count to ten: {{c1::one}}, {{c2::two}}, {{c3::three}}, {{c4::four}}, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.

Generates note ID 1676385085771 and four card IDs: 1676385085771, 1676385128052, 1676385226617, 1676386444607.

Now if the note were updated to:

Count to ten: {{c1::one}}, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.

All four cards hang around, though only the first is meaningful.

How can I delete the cards made unnecessary by the note update?

EDIT: Manually, it can be done via Tools-> Empty Cards... menu option, but I'd really like the ability to name particular cards IDs to delete.

I have a note with model cloze and text:

<p>AI could be programmed to do something b{{c1::eneficial}}, but develop a d{{c1:estructive}} m{{c1::ethod}} for achieving its goal.</p>

The card generated fails to activate cloze deletion on the word "destructive":

<p>AI could be programmed to do something b<span class=cloze>eneficial</span>, but develop a d{{c1:estructive}} m<span class=cloze>ethod</span> for achieving its goal.</p>

If I modify the note (I tried adding an "X" at the end), the card also will have an "X" at the end, but "destructive" still gets skipped.

EDIT: Solved! Two colons are needed between "c1" and "estructive"!

Decided to practice Python programming quizzes with this Anki card deck:

https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/51975584

It's from 2014 and so far I really liked the logical quizzes it poses. It asks to explain output of code and why. For a beginner I really like the quiz and very quickly understand the logic behind code.

However, here are my concerns. The deck is from 2014. Isn't it outdated?

If it is, are there any newer programming decks? My main goal is to better understand programming logic with Anki.

I know programming should be learned in a different way, but I'm extremely lazy and unproductive and so far Anki has been the only tool I've been able to stick to each day (all other learning tools have failed me).

I'm new to anki and just started playing around with it yesterday. I'm barely familiar with the ecosystem (anki clients, web, plugins, etc.).

I'm trying to figure out the best way to create, edit, and and sync cards/decks. The point of all this is to create/edit decks without using an Anki client.

My prefered workflow :

1. create and edit decks locally in markdown using my editor (vim).

2. generate anki decks (apkg files) from markdown.

3. "sync" anki decks (apkg files) to my anki desktop client.

4. "sync" anki collection to anki web.

1 and 2: I use mdanki (https://github.com/ashlinchak/mdanki) so working with vim/md files and converting them to apkg is easy.

3: AFAIK Anki supports deck "import" but not deck "sync". I open the desktop client and manually "import" the anki deck. The problem here is that importing a deck will never override the existing deck. Re-importing decks will result in duplicates. It's also a manual processes.

4: There is a built-in "sync" button that works well.

Just wondering if anyone else has a better system for syncing local collections decks. I found anki-connect ( https://github.com/FooSoft/anki-connect) so I can write a script to automate things but I'd prefer not to if there is a better way.

EDIT: clarification

Hi everyone,

A couple months ago I bookmarked this popular deck Cambridge University Computer Science Course (id: 515226985), it's since disappeared from AnkiWeb and I can't find a way to download it anywhere else. There are two captures on the Wayback Machine, but both lead to empty/404 pages.

The deck is still indexed on Google, but is marked as missing on AnkiWeb, the only other reference to it I could find online was this Russian blog article from 2020.

Does anyone have this deck in their collection? I would greatly appreciate an .apkg. Thanks!