Answer before you look
Every card asks first and shows second, so you are pulling the answer out of memory instead of rereading it.
道場 · the coder's dojo
Sharpen the tools you use every day.
Short flashcard drills for Git, Mac keyboard shortcuts, Jest, Python and AWS. A few reps at a time, until the command comes to your fingers before you reach for the docs.
Choose a discipline Free to study.The way of the coder
Looking things up works, but it never gets faster. Practising recall does.
Small, daily reps
Flashcards and quick quizzes sized for the gap between builds, not an afternoon.
Nothing invented
Real commands, real shortcuts, real modules, taken from the tools' own documentation.
Disciplines
Pick the tool you reach for most. Each deck is its own short practice.
Most practised
Mac Keyboard Shortcuts
150+ shortcuts for Finder, text editing, screenshots, sleep and shut down.
Train → TestingJest
describe and test, setup hooks, matchers and mocks.
Git CLI
The top-level git commands, grouped the way git help -a groups them.
Python Standard Library
Which module does what, so you stop installing what Python already ships.
Train → PythonPython Glossary
The language of Python, from the official documentation's glossary.
Train → CloudAWS Cloud Products
What the 200-odd Amazon Web Services are for, one name at a time.
Train → WebHTTP Status Codes
From 200 to 418 to 503, based on the MDN reference.
Train → JavaScriptPopular npm Packages
The packages you keep seeing in package.json, and what they do.
Vue.js
A quick tour of the official guide, from essentials to scaling up.
Train → Computer scienceComposing Programs
From Berkeley's CS 61A textbook, in the tradition of SICP.
Train → HistoryTech Who's Who
The people who shaped computing, and what each one is known for.
Train →
Focused courses are next
Single-topic paths, like Git from first commit to rebase, for when one tool is all you care about.