Japanese Input Practice program - walkthrough

A walkthrough of my Japanese learning program (which I have majorly revised since demonstrating it in a video several months ago).

[aspizuwastaken]

i'd love more programming videos which go in depth about programming techniques

[maybenot]

Perfect. I've just started learning Japanese.

[masoom-theproudvegan]

i thought you will come with next part of, WHY OOP SUCKS ?

[magei]

This looks like a very efficient and simple framework for practicing reading/listening comprehension, I'll give it a try. Good work 👍

[polares]

This is fantastic. Great work as always

[ArthurSchoppenweghauer]

Neat, I didn't know you could package a web app in Go with HTML, CSS and JS into an executable.

[john-r-edge]

I am more than 500 days into learning a language (not Japanese) with Duolingo, so I have some experience of app based language learning.

Quick reaction - one key benefit of BW's approach is the use of real world spoken examples (so anime TV, podcasts) rather than simplistic sentences. That might make it harder at first, but may produce a more real-world useful usable knowledge set. (Even if your day-to-day life does not consist of mirror-shaded razor girls).

BW focused on comprehension. But for many purposes you may also need to translate into the foreign language, and of course speak it.

Never going to be a substitute for in person conversation with native speakers.

[eduantech]

Interesting in why you picked this framework over something like sentence cards or something like that a la AJATT or other input-based methodologies.

[CPEDGG]

Hi, is this your only YouTube channel? Thanks.

[API-Beast]

The creation of the excerpts could probably automatized, like you drag in some anime episode with subtitles, it automatically extracts the text and then splits it into maybe one minute chunks, or like even 15 seconds if you are a total beginner. You already do automatic tokenization right?

[loxdogs]

Offtopic. Can you please provide link to your twitch account?

[festa]

I tried using it on windows but it's not detecting any sources from the static folder. I downloaded the source and ran japanese.exe and I followed the instruction with an example folder in static(static/example) and test.mp4, test.ja.vtt and test.en.vtt in the example folder but the import page doesn't display any source. What might I be doing wrong? I'm using firefox if that matters