How To Remember Anything Forever-ish is dedicated to the public domain, and was made possible thanks to my Patreon supporters! Love y'all~
From Wikimedia Commons:
- Mnemosyne by Dante Gabriel Rossetti (public domain)
- Muse paintings (1, 2) by Eustache de Sueur (public domain)
- Outer Space by NASA (public domain)
- Hermann Ebbinghaus (public domain)
- Animal Cell by Kelvin Ma (CC Zero)
- Mitochondrion by Kelvin Ma (CC Zero)
- Human Cell Nucleus by Mariana Ruiz Villarreal (public domain)
- Un Chat by Vion Nicolas (CC-BY)
From FreeSound.org:
- Flipping cards by cmorris035 (CC Zero)
- Fanfare by plasterbrain (CC Zero)
- Victory by Chilljeremy (CC Zero)
- Yay by Higgs01 (CC Zero)
- Ding! by dersuperanton (CC BY)
- Typing by Eelke (CC BY)
- Beeps and Boops by Owdeo (CC BY-NC)
- Applause by Sandermotions (CC Zero)
Open Source Libraries:
- Howler.js for the audio
- MinPubSub for publish/subscribe
- JSZip and FileSaver.js for downloading your flashcards as .zip
Font: Patrick Hand by Patrick Wagesreiter
Share Buttons: Social Flat Rounded Rects by Aha-Soft (CC BY)
[IMPORTANT: BEFORE YOU MAKE A TRANSLATION, CHECK THE "ISSUES" TAB ABOVE, TO SEE IF SOMEONE ELSE IS ALREADY WORKING ON IT. If so, maybe you can collaborate! And if no one else is, PLEASE CREATE A NEW ISSUE in this repo so that others know you're working on it!]
Translations done so far:
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To translate this project, you'll need a basic familiarity with HTML and GitHub.
Step 1) Clone this repo!
Step 2) Look up the two-letter code of the language you're translating to here.
Step 3) COPY index.html, and name the copy [your-two-letter-code].html.
For example: de.html, ar.html, zh.html, etc...
Step 4) Translate THAT page (it's about 3,500 words). Do NOT modify the original index.html!
Step 5) Go to translations.txt, and add a new section so that the code "knows" your translation exists.
(more specific instructions will be inside that file)
Step 6) Send a Pull Request so I can make your translation go live!
Step 7) 🎉 fweeeee
How To Remember Anything Forever-ish is released under Creative Commons Zero / public domain waiver. Meaning: you can freely use this thing for educational, personal, or even commercial use. You already have my permission! Attribution is appreciated but not legally necessary.