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CheatSheets.zip is a repository of quick reference sheets and cheat sheets for developers, described as crafted by the open community. It lists cheat sheets covering topics such as AI tools, programming languages, operating systems, databases and keyboard shortcuts.
Reference is a GitHub repository or organization with source code, releases, documentation, or project resources.
CSS Reference is a developer resource for coding, documentation, communities, security research, or software tools.
HTML Reference is a free guide to HTML elements and attributes. The site organizes elements into collections including base elements, forms, lists, semantic elements and tables, and marks some entries as experimental. Each element entry lists attributes with meta, self-closing, inline and block annotations.
A website collecting cheat sheets, round-ups, quick reference cards and quick reference guides on a single page, organized by topics such as .NET, Ada, Adobe Systems, AJAX, Algebra and Amazon Web Services. Entries link to external PDF or HTML documents and list official project websites.
Wiki Engine List is a Wikipedia reference page for background information, comparisons, and linked sources.
A curated list of HTML5 resources inspired by awesome-php and awesome-python. It links to articles and standards, tutorials and references covering topics such as audio, media capture, speech synthesis, WebGL, Web Workers and progressive web apps.
BitBucket provides developer documentation, references, tutorials, or learning resources.
CodingGround provides developer documentation, references, tutorials, or learning resources.
CSS Cheat Sheet provides developer documentation, references, tutorials, or learning resources.
DevDocs provides developer documentation, references, tutorials, or learning resources.
Devhints is a collection of web development cheatsheets covering topics such as JavaScript, CSS, Git, Docker, and various command line tools. Each sheet is a one-page quick reference with usage examples, links, and snippets. The site also includes guidance on writing cheatsheets and on writing Vim help files.
docsify provides developer documentation, references, tutorials, or learning resources.
GetDeploying compares cloud providers, covering GPU rentals, VPS, object storage, data egress and LLM APIs across 117 providers in 136 countries. It presents compute, storage and egress pricing side by side, including GPU price trends. Prices are shown in USD, converted at daily reference rates, and a month is counted as 720 hours.
GhGrab provides developer documentation, references, tutorials, or learning resources.
The GNOME Human Interface Guidelines are design documentation for software built with the GNOME platform, intended for app designers and developers. They cover design principles, resources, guidelines, patterns and reference material, and are meant for use with GTK 4 and Libadwaita.
An online interactive HTML cheat sheet page containing code examples, web developer tools and markup generators. It includes panels for color, character and tag references, structures and attributes, plus generators for iframe, table, link, image and list markup, and a live-preview HTML editor. The pages are described as a quick guide for those already familiar with the languages.
A browser-based Logo interpreter with a reference for the Logo language, a library for user procedures, a command history, and example programs. It requires browser canvas support and includes syntax highlighting by CodeMirror.
Jupyter Server provides developer documentation, references, tutorials, or learning resources.
A reference page listing manga sites with known APIs. It records each site's type, whether the API is at the root or a single endpoint, documentation and source availability, and whether the project is open, along with the data format. Entries cover aggregators, publishers, scanlator groups, and other manga-related sites.
Monhtly provides developer documentation, references, tutorials, or learning resources.
OverAPI.com is a site that collects all the cheat sheets. It organizes reference sheets for programming languages, frameworks, and developer tools, listing topics from Python and JavaScript to HTML, SQL, and Linux.
QuickRef.ME shares quick reference and cheat sheet material for developers, contributed by open source contributors. It covers topics including programming languages, Linux commands, Python, databases, keyboard shortcuts and other toolkits.
The React TypeScript Cheatsheet is a cheatsheet for developers using React with TypeScript. It provides an introduction, guidance on typing component props, hooks, class components, defaultProps, forms and events, context, refs, portals, error boundaries, concurrent rendering, and reusable patterns, plus API references for @types/react types such as ComponentProps, CSSProperties, ReactNode, and Ref.
