Hi everyone 👋
Today I wanted to share with you the Ultimate Cheatsheet Compilation.
I hope aspiring/new developers will find this compilation helpful for quick reference whenever needed.
Table Of Contents
- Git CheatSheet
- Git CheatSheet with more details
- Javascript Operator Cheatsheet
- Javascript String Cheatsheet
- Javascript Date Cheatsheet
- Javascript Object Cheatsheet
- Javascript Array Cheatsheet
- Cron Cheatsheet
- HTTP Status Code Cheatsheet
- Javascript DOM Cheatsheet
- CSS Selectors Cheatsheet
- Javascript Regex Cheatsheet
- Command-Line Cheatsheet
- VSCode Keyboard Shortcuts CheatSheet
- Module Cheatsheet
- Array Methods Cheatsheet
1. Git CheatSheet
Credit: Trilochan Parida
2. Git CheatSheet with more details
Credit: Trilochan Parida
3. Javascript Operator Cheatsheet
Credit: Proful Sadangi
4. Javascript String Cheatsheet
Credit: Proful Sadangi
5. Javascript Date Cheatsheet
Credit: Proful Sadangi
6. Javascript Object Cheatsheet
Credit: Proful Sadangi
7. Javascript Array Cheatsheet
Credit: Proful Sadangi
8. Cron Cheatsheet
Credit: Trilochan Parida
9. HTTP Status Code Cheatsheet
Credit: Sid
10. Javascript DOM Cheatsheet
Credit: Proful Sadangi
11. CSS Selectors Cheatsheet
Credit: Trilochan Parida
12. Javascript Regex Cheatsheet
Credit: Proful Sadangi
13. Command-Line Cheatsheet
Credit: Jatin Rao
14. VSCode Keyboard Shortcuts CheatSheet
Credit: Visual Studio Code Tips and Tricks
15. Module Cheatsheet
Credit: Samantha Ming
16. Array Methods Cheatsheet
Credit: Tomek Sułkowski
Wrap Up
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Top comments (38)
additional list 📑
As a new/aspiring web developer, these are great!
I really appreciate the way these are designed. Is there a name for the "style"? I mean it's really just code that looks like it was made within an IDE or code editor. So not sure if it goes that deep.
Regardless, contextually appropriate and familiar. Thanks for this!
Congratulations. I love these Cheatsheets, but at point 4.
city[3];//'y'
Should be
city[3];//'p'
right?
regards
Glad you found it helpful 😊
And yes, that is a typo in there. The output would be
p, as Array indexes start with 0.So, [0] is the first element. [1] is the second element.
I love these Cheatsheets. Thanks a lot
My pleasure! 😊
Hi Palash,
We’re big fans of your blog posts at Aviyel.
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Open source to us is the right way to build the future of the web - Transparent and empowering small groups of developers rather than monolithic corporations.
We want to work with you and co-create great content to bridge the gap with Open Source content available online for MobSF among other Open Source projects we've onboarded to our platform.
We value you're time and effort and would love to discuss collaboration possibilities in detail with you.
Really looking forward to catching up soon.
Thanks again!
Best,
Harshit
Very nice collection, could I add your post to my blog at tranit.co and put your credit back to this referrer bro?
Sure bro. You can share it without any worries. 😊
Please do share your blog link after posting in the comments here, so that others could also check it out, if interested.
welcome everyone to visit my blog :) thank again @Palash! very nice collection
tranit.co/news/ultimate-cheatsheet...
This is great. Thanks for sharing
Awesome collection, very useful, thank you. If possible, I would propose a Table of contents to improve the navigation :)
Glad you liked it 😊
Also, thanks for the suggestion. I will try to edit the post asap. Happy Coding!
I will print it out and stick them on my bedroom wall
Woah what a list. I feel like I've seen this list with the same screenshots somewhere else though...