Website Launch: Memorization made easy

[Egide]

Hi Guys, l've just launched my website "egidecubing.com" where l've already published my ZBLL algorithms, Advanced phasing and many other subsets. If you like memorizing algorithms or not, take a look and tell me your thoughts, l plan on adding all the algorithms l have collected over the years so l'll update this post whenever another subset is online.

Website: egidecubing.com
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/egidecubing/

Also what subsets would you like to be featured on the website?

 

[Daniel Lin]

nice, I will start using this to train ZBLL

BTW, how much OLLCP do you know?

 

[Ksh13]

Looks really nice, I've started learning ZBLL thanks to your channel (done with T and U), and I am definetly subscribing to your newsletter to get some tips and tricks on memorization.

 

[wir3sandfir3s]

ZZ-CT wouldn't be a bad thing to add to the site, I know many people including myself are excited about it.

 

[Egide]

nice, I will start using this to train ZBLL

BTW, how much OLLCP do you know?

I'm at around 250 algorithms

ZZ-CT wouldn't be a bad thing to add to the site, I know many people including myself are excited about it.

l just discovered this great website with all ZZ-CT well organized "http://gyroninja.net/zzct/zzct.html" so even l will go there for the time being.

 

[Daniel Lin]

I'm at around 250 algorithms

Isn't your main method ZZ? Why do you need OLLCP if eoline does eo already?

 

[Berd]

Isn't your main method ZZ? Why do you need OLLCP if eoline does eo already?

He said in a video he uses this on big cubes (iirc).

 

[Daniel Lin]

Also what subsets would you like to be featured on the website?

NS or Sarah Advanced
Plan on learning those after I get a skewb

 

[wir3sandfir3s]

l just discovered this great website with all ZZ-CT well organized "http://gyroninja.net/zzct/zzct.html" so even l will go there for the time being.

I've been using it too so far, and the Algs (at least TTLL) are GREAT. Excellent usage of D moves and several other triggers.

 

[Egide]

He said in a video he uses this on big cubes (iirc).

Yes, the OLLCP l use are only for big cubes, so the algorithms might be longer than average and contain mostly R,U,F triggers.

NS or Sarah Advanced
Plan on learning those after I get a skewb

For the time being l'll only be uploading 3x3 related subsets and mostly ZZ related (but not exclusively).

 

[Me]

Am I missing something or is this just algdb with a few more subsets and blog posts? What about the site is making memorization easier?

You mention Anki in your first post, I've thought about this a lot for memorization but haven't experimented with it for algs could you please elaborate on how you use it?

 

[Egide]

Am I missing something or is this just algdb with a few more subsets and blog posts? What about the site is making memorization easier?

You mention Anki in your first post, I've thought about this a lot for memorization but haven't experimented with it for algs could you please elaborate on how you use it?

Yes, the website houses algorithms just like algdb does but oriented more towards the ZZ method. The algorithms are organized in sets and subsets that made it easy for me to memorize them in large numbers and are meant to be used in association with the youtube videos l release. So you can say that it's a sort of personalized algdb (showing how l organize algorithms before memorization).

As for the Anki app, l have a short introductory video on my channel but l'll make a more in depth video soon.