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As somebody who has no idea what Quizlet is, I have no idea what you expect me to enter in the textare you're showing after clicking Get started. I've entered some text and clicked Learn, only to be presented with an error stating not enough terms. Terms of what?
This site would benefit a lot by having some example data prepopulated on the site itself. For now, copy/paste the below text and set the top-left to use commas:
California,Sacramento
Wisconsin,Madison
Georgia,Atlanta
North Dakota,Bismark
South Dakota,Pierre
Massachusetts,Boston
As somebody who has no idea what Quizlet is, I have no idea what you expect me to enter in the textare you're showing after clicking Get started. I've entered some text and clicked Learn, only to be presented with an error stating not enough terms. Terms of what?
Quizlet is flashcards where you match a term with its definition to help memorize them. Amusingly, a Basic version of this was the first software I ever wrote (back in 1992) This site would benefit a lot by having some example data prepopulated on the site itself. For now, copy/paste the below text and set the top-left to use commas: California,Sacramento Wisconsin,Madison Georgia,Atlanta North Dakota,Bismark South D…
As somebody who has no idea what Quizlet is, I have no idea what you expect me to enter in the textare you're showing after clicking Get started. I've entered some text and clicked Learn, only to be presented with an error stating not enough terms. Terms of what?
e.g.
do, act, drive ago, agere, egi, actus
love, like amo, amare, amavi, amatus
dare audeo, audere, ausus sum
hear audio, audire, audivi, auditus
fall, perish cado, cadere, cecidi, casus
sing, sound cano, canere, cecini, cantus
You first get multiple choice questions, then short answer questions. Later, we want it to show you the flashcards first so you don't have to read through a boring list of terms. Critically, it keeps you from learning more than five novel terms in a row, which is proven to help immensely compared to flashcards.
If you want to learn more, google retrieval learning.
I’m no fan of Quizlet, but to call this a “clone” is outrageous. It’s like sticking four wheels on a wooden board and calling it a Corolla clone.
At best you can say that you made a flash cards toy app that can read data from Quizlet.
Also, take a look at Anki.
Intentionally misleading is not marketing, nor is it “hustle”, it almost always smells like a scam even if that’s not your intention.
I know you’re 15, but I’ll talk to you like an adult. I’m no fan of Quizlet, but to call this a “clone” is outrageous. It’s like sticking four wheels on a wooden board and calling it a Corolla clone. At best you can say that you made a flash cards toy app that can read data from Quizlet. Also, take a look at Anki. Intentionally misleading is not marketing, nor is it “hustle”, it almost always smells like a scam even…
I know you’re 15, but I’ll talk to you like an adult. I’m no fan of Quizlet, but to call this a “clone” is outrageous. It’s like sticking four wheels on a wooden board and calling it a Corolla clone. At best you can say that you made a flash cards toy app that can read data from Quizlet. Also, take a look at Anki. Intentionally misleading is not marketing, nor is it “hustle”, it almost always smells like a scam even…
I know you’re 15, but I’ll talk to you like an adult. I’m no fan of Quizlet, but to call this a “clone” is outrageous. It’s like sticking four wheels on a wooden board and calling it a Corolla clone. At best you can say that you made a flash cards toy app that can read data from Quizlet. Also, take a look at Anki. Intentionally misleading is not marketing, nor is it “hustle”, it almost always smells like a scam even…
I made a flash cards toy app that can read data from Quizlet. I made a shitty MVP, and I'm watching people use it, and I'm seeing where they stop. With Anki, I stop immediately. No real world user is installing software like that on their device, the homepage just screams virus to someone unfamiliar with opensource. This is where I was after two hours; check back in in two weeks.
> With Anki, I stop immediately. No real world user is installing software like that on their device, the homepage just screams virus to someone unfamiliar with opensource.
That’s a huge generalization. I’m a really world user and I use it heavily. I know many non-technical friends who use it as well. It screams virus for the ignorant. Don’t appeal to the lowest common denominator.
Quizlet’s killer features is that they have text books that are ready to use, and lots of decks that are ready to use. Your app will break if they stop allowing exporting data.