Hey hackers. For the past three years, I've been working on LearnObit: a tool that helps users learn information as quickly as possible using various learning theories and tricks.
When I first started programming, I used Anki and the old tried-and-tested spaced repetition algorithm. It was great for word-pairing (e.g., learning foreign languages), but didn't work for more complex, general topics like Mathematics or Physics.<p>This drawback has led to spaced repetition being overlooked, despite its proven effectiveness in learning and retention.<p>I wanted to unlock this effectiveness for a wider audience — that's why I made LearnObit, a notetaking tool that lets you structure complicated information and learn it as easily as possible using spaced repetition and other learning features.<p>It's been a year since I released it to the public. For a while, people told me they loved the concept but found the interface lacking — yet finally, I think the tool is developed enough to be useful.<p>If you take learning seriously, you need to check it out. Who knows, maybe it could change your life.<p>In the meantime, I'll be here if you have any questions. Thanks for your time and support.
If you’re a student, you must have heard of spaced repetition. It’s a theory that says you need to review a topic over and over until you know it. When you don’t know it, you space out your review. LearnObit is an app that will help you review faster. It’ll show you what you should know and when you should know it. It has been quite useful for me in learning new stuff. I would recommend at least trying it.
Hey, feedback on "What is it?" part.<p>> What Is LearnObit? (Short Answer: It's a web app that uses algorithms for learning based on Spaced Repetition, along with a specialized note-taking tool.<p>I appreciate you're writing this as you understand it, but it might not make sense to others. I don't know what the spaced repetition is. A simpler language might explain it better.