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Today I wanted to share with you my Cheatsheet Compilation that every dev should know about.
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The ultimate Cheat sheets compilation (200+) - 🔥🎁 / Roadmap to dev 🚀
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Table of content:
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-- Part 2 -- (This part)
🖲 - Version control
Remember the like ❤️
📱 - Mobile apps
Table of content
Java
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By programming with mosh - PDF version - 18 pages
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Kotlin
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Android Studio
Schortcuts:
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By dummies.com - series of articles
Swift
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By learn app making - at GitHub
React / React Native
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At GitHub: React + Typescript cheat sheet
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🖲 - Version Control
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Git
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GitHub
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GitHub lab - Course: Introduction to GitHub
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📗 - Mozilla Developer Network / W3school
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Web development
HTML
CSS
Javascript
HTTP
APIs
Others
W3school:
🚀 - Extra
LUA
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R
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R for dummies - By dummies.com - Article
Scala
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Dart (for Flutter)
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Chrome Extentions
My Google Chrome extensions:
Grepper → Allow you to save code
Shortcuts for google → Open google apps with a click
Video Speed Controller → Allow you to control the speed of a video with shortcuts and to overcome the 2x speed
Code Line Daily → every day a line of code in your browser (HTML, CSS, and Javascript)
Volume Manager → Manage the volume of a tab
VisBug → Open source web design debug tools built with JavaScript: "a FireBug for designers".
Better-OneTab → Allow you to manage and save your tabs
Grammarly for chrome → Correct my English 😀
Color Zilla → Pick up a color from any web page and copy the hex
What Font → Check the font of any web page.
Dimension → Check the dimensions (in pixels) of elements / their distance
Lorem Ipsum Generator → Generate lorem ipsum test quickly
CSS viewer → CSS property viewer
Window Resizer → Allow you to resize the web page (for responsive webpages)
Web Developer → Adds a toolbar button with various web developer tools.
- You can also install an Ad Blocker
Open this article to access the othees extensions
VS code Setup
Theme → One Dark Pro
Font → Fira code
Other Themes:
Dark: The Best Theme / Tokyo Night
Light: Atom One Light / Winter is coming (light)
Here a list of 50 themes
Other Fonts:
Hack
Input
Source Code Pro
Your Sources
This article was just published, but feel free to add your own sources / request the insertion of a new part.
- bob-dev requested a C and C++ section
C and C++
Here at dev.to - Ultimate Linux Cheat Sheet - By Justin Varghese
Ps: I add the web dev checklist!
And the social media dimension cheat sheet at GitHub
JavaScript Important Methods & Properties Cheatsheet by @capscode
Article at dev.to
PDF Version
And as Daniel Cefram said, here the link to devhints.io
Available at part 1: Front End / Back End / Databases
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DevLorenzo ・ Mar 2 ・ 17 min read
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DevLorenzo@devlorenzo1Today I wanted to share with you my Cheatsheet Compilation that every dev should know about,
The most complete cheat sheet compilation you can find online!
dev.to/devlorenzo/the…10:36 AM - 02 Mar 2021
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Top comments (13)
You could also add up devhints.io, most languages and platforms have some sort of cheatsheet there. That's what I usually have opened up when I'm working on a language or platform that I'm not yet comfortable with and the official docs/reference is hard to navigate.
Yes, many of the topics on this list have a cheat sheet that comes from there.
Anyway, I add it in the extras.
Thanks for compiling this super duper list of cheat-sheets..!
Would love to see this git cheat sheet make to this list though, would be a great addition to your already comprehensive list:
interviewbit.com/git-cheat-sheet/
TIA..!
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