Anki-Android VS ByteLegend

Stable on AnkiMobile, available in the AnkiDroid 2.17 alpha:

* https://github.com/ankidroid/Anki-Android/releases/ (Parallel.A)

* OR: https://ankidroid.org/#alphaTesting

Yes, but on Android you currently have to sideload the 2.17 alpha from this page: https://github.com/ankidroid/Anki-Android/releases

Good news again, AnkiDroid has completed its Rust backend update. FSRS will be supported in AnkiDroid in 2.17.

Get the latest PreRelease version from AnkiDroid GitHub → Releases → Assets → pick the .apk file that matches CPU instruction set for your device (arm64-v8a for most devices). Wanna check your phone CPU instruction set see this guide.

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Schedule (all times UTC): // hosts: 🦁 Ana, 🤖 Nicolai, 🧑🏾‍🏫 Shar // topics: 💻 live code/exploration, 📣 talk, 💬 conversation, 🎮 game: 🤖💻 04:00 working on JUnit Pioneer - https://junit-pioneer.org/ 🤖📣 07:00 "Data-Oriented Programming in Java (21)" 🤖💬 08:00 Gavin Bierman: pattern matching 🤖💻 09:00 exploring JEPs on disallowing dynamic agents (451) and platform integrity (draft 8305968) 🤖💬 10:00 Ron Pressler: platform integrity and the on-ramp 🤖💻 11:00 exploring structured concurrency 🦁📣 12:00 "Growing up with Java" 🦁🎮 13:30 Byte Legend - https://bytelegend.com/ 🧑🏾‍🏫📣 16:00 "Java State of the Union" & "Why Community Matters" 🧑🏾‍🏫💬 17:00 Pratik Patel, Mohammed Aboullaite, Venkat Subramaniam, Andres Almiray, Ixchel Ruiz, Vincent Mayers 🤖💬 19:00 Brian Goetz 🤖💬 20:00 Gunnar Morling 🤖📣 21:00 "Java Next" 🤖💻 22:00 investigating the state of Valhalla 🤖💻 23:00 experimenting with string templates 🤖📣 00:00 talk: "Why don't they just... ?!" 🤖🎮 01:00 Slay the Spire (written in Java!) 🤖💻 02:00 modding Slay the Spire 🤖📣 05:00 "The SolutionFactory To Java's Problems" 🤖📣 06:00 "From Idea to IDE" 🤖💬 07:00 just chatting / AMA 🤖🛏️ 08:00 end

Yes, there are tests. They are just not opensource yet. Have you checked the GitHub actions page? Every commit goes through a lot of checks and tests, including unit tests, integration tests, browser tests, and e2e tests. https://github.com/ByteLegend/ByteLegend/actions/workflows/check.yml

> By design, you should be open "IDE" chest to get enough gold to go to Git Island. Didn't you open that chest?

I now see there was a circle with a key that I was supposed to press to open the chest and get the gold. It wasn't obvious and since it didn't hinder progression I didn't realize like I had/should/could click that.

> ``` I'm learning programming in a game, come to JavaIsland coordinate (BJ, 94), open the chest with my invitation code 5ZwPT6OWwipmHRG, you and me can both get 500 gold. Join me at ByteLegend https://bytelegend.com ! ```

Where was I supposed to find this text?

> When you do the challenge, you actually create a pull request on github. There's some comments in the pull request telling you what's the issue in you code. However, I shouldn't have told you this if this is a well-desgined game UI. Thanks for the feedback!

Nothing in the PR comments indicates there is anything wrong:

"Your answer is being tested by CI. Click here to see more details."

"Congrats! Your answer passed our CI test. I will merge the pull request for you. Please keep challenging and enjoy programming!"

https://github.com/ByteLegendQuest/java-fix-method-passing-v...

I could only find the issue by clicking one of links for details and looking into the "check problems with code" logs to find that commit was missing a new line at the end of the file. Seems unlikely a programming beginner would look that far without being prompted.

Thanks for the reminder and feedback. Issue created here: https://github.com/ByteLegend/ByteLegend/issues/119

I totally understand the copyright risk. The reason I use it was that I love RA2 so much - that's almost the only game I played when I was a child. I'm proud and happy to put the sprite into a game I design and write. If there's any issue from EA, I'd immediately roll them back, sadly.