Show HN: Flashcards for Frontend Developers

Hi HN, I've been collecting flashcard decks around some of the harder topics in frontend development and recently built a site around it. The site is built with `create-react-app` and uses Airtable's API so the app itself is actually pretty small. Hope you enjoy it. Let me know which topics you would like to see in the future. Thanks!

I&#x27;m looking at your repo as well, can you provide a high level overview of the _src_ folder?<p>I&#x27;m learning react at the moment, about halfway done through a 40hr course. Am interested in how you organized things and what each file does if you don&#x27;t mind providing an overview<p>And where the API airtable calls are at (which file is it?)

it loads kind of slow<p>by the way someone who is reviewing flashcards should both have the options of using<p>- 1. only the keyboard<p>- 2. only the mouse<p>Keyboard input has delay but you should really consider a mouse only approach the way anki works<p>This sounds really interesting though, do you have screenshots of what your airtable table looks like. I want to see the API calls as well to it, can you link and share the airtable view here?<p>how does report a card issue work? <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;airtable.com&#x2F;shrUv34My1n7HQSwd" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;airtable.com&#x2F;shrUv34My1n7HQSwd</a><p>have you also looked into sirupsen&#x27;s airtable anki integrator?<p><a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;github.com&#x2F;sirupsen&#x2F;anki-airtable" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;github.com&#x2F;sirupsen&#x2F;anki-airtable</a>

I like that it works well on mobile. I would use this to pass time while on public transit etc.<p>Can I make my own deck?