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Hello everyone.
I've created a simple deck for Japanese equivalents of programming terminology. I know a handful of people here also study computer science or otherwise use programming in a professional setting, so hopefully this will be of use to other people. It contains simple recognition and production cards - of course, you are free to modify the deck however you wish to suit your own needs.
The cards in this deck were created from the article "Programming Vocabulary", which can be found at http://www.imabi.net/apps/blog/entries/s...vocabulary . Thanks to the article author Lucas, and imabi for hosting the article; check out his site for more Japanese study resources http://imabi.net .
A handful of these cards are not too well made to be honest, due to a large number of collisions. If anyone has any good ideas to address those that would be great.
No doubt some errors are lurking about somewhere, so feedback regarding those would be appreciated too.
Thanks
EDIT: In making the changes suggested below something with the note template changed slightly so be wary of slight incompatibility. From now on there shouldn't be anymore issues though. Sorry for any inconvenience caused.
EDIT2: Updated the deck again with Nyanda's suggestions from Feburary of 2015. Sorry it took so long to get to. Also figured it wasn't worth thread necromancy given how minor the modifications are. Also I reuploaded the deck again and thus the shared deck link has been changed... Hopefully this doesn't inconvenience anyone.
Hello everyone.
I've created a simple deck for Japanese equivalents of programming terminology. I know a handful of people here also study computer science or otherwise use programming in a professional setting, so hopefully this will be of use to other people. It contains simple recognition and production cards - of course, you are free to modify the deck however you wish to suit your own needs.
The cards in this deck were created from the article "Programming Vocabulary", which can be found at http://www.imabi.net/apps/blog/entries/s...vocabulary . Thanks to the article author Lucas, and imabi for hosting the article; check out his site for more Japanese study resources http://imabi.net .
A handful of these cards are not too well made to be honest, due to a large number of collisions. If anyone has any good ideas to address those that would be great.
No doubt some errors are lurking about somewhere, so feedback regarding those would be appreciated too.
Thanks
EDIT: In making the changes suggested below something with the note template changed slightly so be wary of slight incompatibility. From now on there shouldn't be anymore issues though. Sorry for any inconvenience caused.
EDIT2: Updated the deck again with Nyanda's suggestions from Feburary of 2015. Sorry it took so long to get to. Also figured it wasn't worth thread necromancy given how minor the modifications are. Also I reuploaded the deck again and thus the shared deck link has been changed... Hopefully this doesn't inconvenience anyone.
Edited: 2015-07-30, 9:58 pm
