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Language Flashcards

This PR adds a new Tier 1 – Beginner project idea called Language Flashcards.
It allows users to create, view, flip, edit, and delete flashcards for learning new words in any language. Flashcards are stored in the browser using localStorage, so no backend is needed.

User Stories

  • Create a new flashcard with word, translation, and optional example.
  • View all flashcards in a list.
  • Flip a flashcard to see its translation.
  • Edit or delete flashcards.
  • Data persists using localStorage.

Bonus Features

  • Mark difficult words to review later.
  • Search flashcards by keyword.
  • Randomize flashcards for practice.
  • Optional light/dark theme.

This idea follows the Tier 1 Beginner format and is unique in the repo.

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • Documentation
    • Added beginner-friendly Language Flashcards guide describing a client-side web app for creating, viewing, flipping, editing, and deleting flashcards.
    • Includes user stories, persistence via local storage, and suggested enhancements (mark for review, search, randomize order, theme switching), plus resources and example projects.

Added a detailed description of the Language Flashcards app, including user stories, bonus features, useful links, and example projects.
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Added a new beginner-level documentation file describing a Language Flashcards web app: core features (create/view/flip/edit/delete flashcards stored in localStorage), user stories, optional bonus features (review marking, search, randomize, theme), resources, and example projects.

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New Beginner Project Documentation
Projects/1-Beginner/Language-Flashcards.md
New specification for a language flashcards web app: core features (create/view/flip/edit/delete with localStorage), user stories, bonus features (mark for review, search, randomize, theme switch), resources, and example projects.

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  • Review for clarity and completeness of user stories and feature list
  • Confirm links/resources are accurate and accessible

Poem

🐇 A pocket of words in gentle stacks,
I hop through cards and flip them back,
Stored in local nests of lore,
For learners leaping to explore,
Small steps, bright paths — I nibble more. ✨

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Title Check ✅ Passed The pull request title "Add new Tier 1 project idea: Language Flashcards" directly and accurately reflects the main change in the changeset, which is the addition of a new documentation file (Language-Flashcards.md) describing a beginner-tier flashcard learning application. The title is concise, specific, and avoids vague terminology—a developer scanning the repository history would clearly understand that this PR introduces a new project idea at the Tier 1 (Beginner) level. The title correctly identifies both the action being taken (adding a new project idea) and the specific subject (Language Flashcards).
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1-21: Overall structure and user stories are well-defined.

The project specification is clearly organized with well-scoped user stories and reasonable bonus features. The core functionality (create, view, flip, edit, delete, persist with localStorage) is appropriate for a Tier 1 Beginner project. The bonus features offer good progression paths without overwhelming scope.


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9-20: Well-structured user stories and bonus features.

The core user stories clearly articulate the essential functionality for a beginner project, and the bonus features provide appropriate stretch goals. The emphasis on localStorage persistence without a backend is well-suited for a Tier 1 project.

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# Language Flashcards

**Tier:** 1-Beginner

A simple flashcards web app that helps users learn new words in different languages by showing the word, its translation, and optionally an example sentence. The app allows users to add, edit, and delete flashcards, and stores them in the browser (localStorage).

## User Stories

- [ ] User can **create** a new flashcard by entering a word, its translation, and an optional example sentence.
- [ ] User can **view** a list of all flashcards.
- [ ] User can **flip** a flashcard to see its translation or example.
- [ ] User can **edit** or **delete** existing flashcards.
- [ ] User’s flashcards are **saved** in localStorage so they persist after reloading.

## Bonus Features

- [ ] User can **mark** difficult words to review later.
- [ ] User can **search** flashcards by keyword.
- [ ] User can **randomize** flashcard order for practice.
- [ ] User can **switch themes** (light/dark mode).

## Useful Links and Resources

- [MDN Web Docs: localStorage](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Window/localStorage)
- [MDN Web Docs: CSS Transitions](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/CSS_Transitions)
- [FreeCodeCamp – Build a Flashcard App](https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/build-a-flashcard-app-using-html-css-and-js/)

## Example Projects

- [Memory Card App (Florin Pop)](https://memory-card.netlify.app/)
- [Quiz Cards by Web Dev Simplified](https://github.com/WebDevSimplified/Flashcards)
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⚠️ Potential issue | 🔴 Critical

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Verify external resource links remain active.

The content and structure are well-suited for a beginner project specification. However, the example project links (particularly the hosted Netlify app and GitHub repo) should be verified for accessibility, as these can become stale. The FreeCodeCamp article link should also be confirmed to ensure it still exists.

After verifying the FreeCodeCamp link, please also verify the example project links are still accessible:

If any links are broken, they should be replaced with alternative resources or removed.


🌐 Web query:

Is the FreeCodeCamp article "Build a Flashcard App" still available at https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/build-a-flashcard-app-using-html-css-and-js/?

💡 Result:

No — that URL returns a 404 Not Found as of October 26, 2025. [1]

Sources:
[1] Failed fetch of https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/build-a-flashcard-app-using-html-css-and-js/ (404). ()


Replace or remove broken external resource and example links.

The FreeCodeCamp article "Build a Flashcard App" returns a 404 Not Found as of October 26, 2025. The Netlify hosted example project link (memory-card.netlify.app) could not be verified and does not appear to be accessible. Additionally, the GitHub example link reference may have an incorrect repository name. These external links should be replaced with verified, active alternatives or removed.

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In Projects/1-Beginner/Language-Flashcards.md around lines 1 to 31, several
external links (the FreeCodeCamp article, the Netlify example, and the
referenced GitHub repo) are broken or unverifiable; replace or remove them.
Verify each URL before committing: remove any dead links, correct the GitHub
repository name if it’s mistyped, and substitute with active alternatives (e.g.,
a working FreeCodeCamp/MDN tutorial on localStorage or a reachable flashcard
demo/repo). Update the "Useful Links and Resources" and "Example Projects"
entries so each link points to a verified, accessible resource and remove any
entries you cannot confirm.

Updated the Language Flashcards documentation with new links and resources.
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