Good Resources on Using Anki for Math & CS
- Anki as Learning Superpower: Computer Science Edition
- MathAcademy — it's expensive, but probably worth it. i haven't tried it much myself, but i've read through a lot of their content, and they seem like they really know what they're doing. a few of my friends have tried it & really like it. it's not anki, but uses the same principles (& a lot more) to generate similarly powerful effects. it does seem much better for highly-directed, externally-motivated learning (e.g. for a class, or a job, etc) and worse for pure curiosity.
- Using Anki for Science and Math
stuff i haven't personally looked through, but that seemed good from a quick glance:
- Guide to Applied Ankimaphycs — looks extremely good & comprehensive, just haven't looked through it yet
- Using Anki for mathematics
- How to use Anki for Math (my methods)
- How I use Anki to learn mathematics
- CS Primer
- Execute Program
- PhysicsGraph
[originally taken from a reddit post of mine]