We believe mastery takes time and you can't learn to be great at
something if you're trying to learn in a hurry, but that isn't
always the case. Developer entrepreneur Jack Kinsella, founder
of Oxbridge Notes, came up with a method to learn to code faster
so you can actually start making those apps you've always wanted
to make. Kinsella's approach is called the Janki method, and he
designed it to hasten the learning process through a repetitious
flashcard system called Anki. It works by following these eight
rules: - Every time you learn something new create a question
and answer flashcard and add this card to Anki. - You must use
Anki every single day- including weekends and holidays – and
commit to doing so indefinitely. - Learn in context. Pick a
project, and learn only what you need to get it done. - Only add
a card to your deck after having tried to use the item of
knowledge therein. - Every time you make a mistake carry out a
post-mortem and try to figure out the lessons in the experience.
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