Collecting all the cheat sheets

Most cheatsheets I find when searching are subject to heavy devaluation of the term. For me, a cheatsheet is a 1-page physical document listing the most important possibilities of a language, api or technology in the most concise way possible.

Many cheatsheets I find are multi-page or even larger websites, have very verbose information on them and contain redundant information.

That being said, I really like your effort in this!

Re: Collecting all the cheat sheets

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Post by akatechis » Tue, Nov 14, 2017, 3:37 PM UTC

Clicked on NodeJS cheat sheet. Got an infinite "loading" message. Checked console and found 3 "BLOCKED_BY_CLIENT" errors.

If your website breaks because I have an ad blocker, then I'm not interested in your "documentation"

Re: Collecting all the cheat sheets

#6

Post by akatechis » Tue, Nov 14, 2017, 3:39 PM UTC

akatechis wrote: post #5

Clicked on NodeJS cheat sheet. Got an infinite "loading" message. Checked console and found 3 "BLOCKED_BY_CLIENT" errors. If your website breaks because I have an ad blocker, then I'm not interested in your "documentation"

Apparently, the issue was a Gateway timeout while fetching some JS file, because the list of links finally loaded after a minute or so.

Re: Collecting all the cheat sheets

#7

Post by typhonic » Tue, Nov 14, 2017, 4:53 PM UTC

I wouldn't call the python page a cheat sheet. It's more of a concise index into the official docs.

Re: Collecting all the cheat sheets

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Post by shock » Tue, Nov 14, 2017, 7:12 PM UTC

This seems like a project meant to produce money from advertising with a limited effort investment. Maybe I'm cynical, but that's the impression it gave me.

I hope it develops to provide more value than merely aggregating some links, which don't even seem to be vetted.

Re: Collecting all the cheat sheets

#9

Post by cpv » Wed, Nov 15, 2017, 8:23 AM UTC

Saw this on producthunt some years ago. Rarely might open it to look for something. Would be nice to be able to contribute to update old references/information, or to add what might be missing.