Fata is a spaced-repetition app for engineers who now direct coding agents instead of writing every line themselves. It drills full-stack fundamentals — frontend, backend, and the technical design that holds up in production — so you can still judge whether what an agent produced is sound. The premise is that you cannot direct what you do not understand. There is a daily ten-question programming quiz, and the app is free on the App Store, Google Play, and the web.
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Ten short questions a day to stay sharp
Revisit frontend, backend and design basics
Stay able to judge the code an agent hands you
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