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📖 Reference - Cheat Sheets for Developers

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Reference is a collection of cheat sheets contributed by open source angels. It shares a quick reference cheat sheet for developers in a nice layout. [ 中文版 | ... ]

We encourage you to share your own cheat sheets with the community and make Reference even better. If you notice a cheat sheet that could be improved, feel free to submit a pull request.

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Note: The original domain for this project was quickref.me, which was acquired by a US-based company. Since then, cheatsheets.zip is the primary and maintained domain (All within the bounds of the agreements).

You can view the most up-to-date cheat sheets live at https://cheatsheets.zip.

Quick reference

📚 Cheat Sheets List

Reference provides cheat sheets for the following:

Programming
  • Bash: This is a quick reference cheat sheet to getting started with Linux bash shell scripting.
  • C: C quick reference cheat sheet that provides basic syntax and methods.
  • C++: C++ quick reference cheat sheet that provides basic syntax and methods.
  • C#: C# quick reference cheat sheet that provides basic syntax and methods.
  • CSS 3: This is a quick reference cheat sheet for CSS goodness, listing selector syntax, properties, units and other useful bits of information.
  • Dart: A Dart cheat sheet with the most important concepts, functions, methods, and more. A complete quick reference for beginners.
  • Docker: This is a quick reference cheat sheet for Docker. And you can find the most common Docker commands here.
  • ES6: A quick reference cheat sheet of what’s new in JavaScript for ES2015, ES2016, ES2017, ES2018 and beyond
  • Go: This cheat sheet provided basic syntax and methods to help you using Go.
  • GraphQL: This quick reference cheat sheet provides a brief overview of GraphQL.
  • Hook: The Hook cheat sheet is a one-page reference sheet for the Hook programming language.
  • HTML: This HTML quick reference cheat sheet lists the common HTML and HTML5 tags in readable layout.
  • INI: This is a quick reference cheat sheet for understanding and writing INI-format configuration files.
  • Java: This cheat sheet is a crash course for Java beginners and help review the basic syntax of the Java language.
  • JavaScript: A JavaScript cheat sheet with the most important concepts, functions, methods, and more. A complete quick reference for beginners.
  • jQuery: This jQuery cheat sheet is a great reference for both beginners and experienced developers.
  • Kubernetes: This page contains a list of commonly used kubectl commands and flags.
  • LaTeX: This cheat sheet summarizes a reference list of LaTeX commonly used display math notation and some application examples of KaTeX.
  • Laravel: Laravel is an expressive and progressive web application framework for PHP. This cheat sheet provides a reference for common commands and features for Laravel 8.
  • MATLAB: This quick reference cheat sheet provides an example introduction to using the MATLAB scientific computing language to get started quickly
  • Markdown: This is a quick reference cheat sheet to the Markdown syntax.
  • PHP: This PHP cheat sheet provides a reference for quickly looking up the correct syntax for the code you use most frequently.
  • Python: The Python cheat sheet is a one-page reference sheet for the Python 3 programming language.
  • Rust: The Rust quick reference cheat sheet that aims at providing help on writing basic syntax and methods.
  • Sass: This is a quick reference cheat sheet that lists the most useful features of SASS.
  • TOML: This is a quick reference cheat sheet to the TOML format configuration file syntax.
  • VHDL: VHDL (VHSIC Hardware Description Language) cheat sheet - A comprehensive reference for digital hardware design and simulation.
  • YAML: This is a quick reference cheat sheet for understanding and writing YAML format configuration files.
Toolkit
  • ChatGPT: This cheat sheet lists out prompts and tips from all over the world on how to use ChatGPT effectively
  • VSCode: This VSCode (Visual Studio Code) quick reference cheat sheet shows its keyboard shortcuts and commands.
  • Mitmproxy: Mitmproxy is a free and open source interactive HTTPS proxy. This is a quick reference cheat sheet to the Mitmproxy.
  • XPath: This is an XPath selectors cheat sheet, which lists commonly used XPath positioning methods and CSS selectors
  • Emacs: Emacs is the extensible, customizable, self-documenting real time display text editor. This reference was made for Emacs 27.
  • Emmet: Emmet is a web-developer’s toolkit for boosting HTML & CSS code writing, which allows you to write large HTML code blocks at speed of light using well-known CSS selectors.
  • RegEX: A quick reference for regular expressions (regex), including symbols, ranges, grouping, assertions and some sample patterns to get you started.
  • Vim: A useful collection of Vim 8.2 quick reference cheat sheets to help you learn vim editor faster.
Linux Command
  • Curl: This Curl cheat sheet contains commands and examples of some common Curl tricks.
  • PM2: [PM2] is a daemon process manager that will help you manage and keep your application online. Getting started with PM2 is straightforward, it is offered as a simple and intuitive CLI.
  • Chmod: This quick reference cheat sheet provides a brief overview of file permissions, and the operation of the chmod command
  • Tmux: The tmux cheat sheet quick reference of most commonly used shortcuts and commands
  • Lsof: This quick reference cheat sheet provides various for using lsof command.
  • SSH: This quick reference cheat sheet provides various for using SSH.
  • Netstat: This quick reference cheat sheet provides various for using netstat command.
  • Screen: This is a quick reference guide cheat sheet for the screen command.
  • Awk: This is a one page quick reference cheat sheet to the GNU awk, which covers commonly used awk expressions and commands.
  • Find: This is a quick reference list of cheat sheet for Linux find command, contains common options and examples.
  • Sed: Sed is a stream editor, this sed cheat sheet contains sed commands and some common sed tricks.
  • Cron: Cron is most suitable for scheduling repetitive tasks. Scheduling one-time tasks can be accomplished using the associated at utility.
  • Git: This cheat sheet summarizes commonly used Git command line instructions for quick reference.
  • Grep: This cheat sheet is intended to be a quick reminder for the main concepts involved in using the command line program grep and assumes you already understand its usage.
  • Netcat: This cheat sheet provides various for using netcat on both Linux and Unix.
  • Taskset: This quick reference cheat sheet for tasket command.
  • GnuPG: A cheatsheet for GnuPG, the encryption and signing software.
Python
  • NumPy: NumPy is the fundamental package for scientific computing with Python. This cheat sheet is a quick reference for NumPy beginners.
  • Pandas: Pandas is a powerful data analysis and manipulation library for Python. This quick reference cheat sheet provides an overview of essential Pandas functions, methods, and DataFrame operations.
Database
  • MySQL: The SQL cheat sheet provides you with the most commonly used SQL statements for your reference.
  • Neo4j: A Neo4j cheat sheet with getting started resources and information on how to query the database with Cypher.
  • PostgreSQL: The PostgreSQL cheat sheet provides you with the common PostgreSQL commands and statements.
  • Redis: This is a Redis quick reference cheat sheet that lists examples of redis commands
Keyboard Shortcuts
  • Adobe Photoshop: A visual cheat-sheet for the 283 keyboard shortcuts found in Adobe Photoshop
  • Apex Legends: A visual cheat-sheet for the 27 default keyboard shortcuts found in Apex Legends
  • Figma: A visual cheat-sheet for the 119 keyboard shortcuts found in Figma
  • Microsoft Teams: A visual cheat-sheet for the 38 keyboard shortcuts found in Microsoft Teams
  • TablePlus: A visual cheat-sheet for the 34 keyboard shortcuts found in TablePlus
  • Bear: A visual cheat-sheet for the 66 keyboard shortcuts found in Bear. This application is MacOS-only.
  • Feedly: A visual cheat-sheet for the 25 keyboard shortcuts found on the Feedly app
  • FileZilla: A visual cheat-sheet for the 30 keyboard shortcuts found on the FileZilla program
  • Reddit: A visual cheat-sheet for the 17 keyboard shortcuts found on Reddit.com
  • Slack: A visual cheat-sheet for the 62 keyboard shortcuts found in Slack
  • SoundCloud: A visual cheat-sheet for the 22 keyboard shortcuts found on SoundCloud
  • Twitter: A visual cheat-sheet for the 26 keyboard shortcuts found on Twitter
  • Android Studio: A visual cheat-sheet for the 130 keyboard shortcuts found in the Android Studio software
  • GitHub: A visual cheat-sheet for the 80 keyboard shortcuts found on GitHub.com
  • Shopify: A visual cheat-sheet for the 50 keyboard shortcuts found on the Shopify website
  • Zoom: A visual cheat-sheet for the 32 keyboard shortcuts found in Zoom. These shortcuts are for MacOS, for Windows visit /zoom-windows.
  • Adobe XD: A visual cheat-sheet for the 97 keyboard shortcuts found in Adobe XD
  • Firefox: A visual cheat-sheet for the 116 keyboard shortcuts found in Firefox
  • PhpStorm: A visual cheat-sheet for the 96 keyboard shortcuts found in JetBrains PhpStorm
  • Postman: A visual cheat-sheet for the 23 keyboard shortcuts found in Postman
  • Webflow: A visual cheat-sheet for the 41 keyboard shortcuts found in Webflow
  • Adobe Lightroom CC: A visual cheat-sheet for the 251 keyboard shortcuts found in Adobe Lightroom CC
  • 1Password: A cheat sheet for 1password's keyboard shortcuts in Mac, Windows, iOS, Linux.
  • Affinity Designer: A visual cheat-sheet for the 108 keyboard shortcuts found in Affinity Designer
  • Pocket: A visual cheat-sheet for the 36 keyboard shortcuts found on Pocket for Web
  • Trello: A visual cheat-sheet for the 29 keyboard shortcuts found on Trello
  • Audacity: A visual cheat-sheet for the 135 default keyboard shortcuts found in Audacity
  • Framer X: A visual cheat-sheet for the 45 keyboard shortcuts found in Framer X. This application is MacOS-only.
  • Google Drive: A visual cheat-sheet for the 54 keyboard shortcuts found in Google Drive on the web
  • PuTTy: A visual cheat-sheet for the 32 keyboard shortcuts found on the PuTTy app
  • Sequel Pro: A visual cheat-sheet for the 71 keyboard shortcuts found in Sequel Pro. This application is MacOS-only.
  • Apple Music: A visual cheat-sheet for the 62 keyboard shortcuts found in the Apple Music app. This application is MacOS-only.
  • Blender: A visual cheat-sheet for the 187 keyboard shortcuts found in Blender
  • Obsidian: A visual cheat-sheet for the 17 keyboard shortcuts found in the Obsidian knowledge base app.
  • Telegram Desktop: A visual cheat-sheet for the 37 keyboard shortcuts found on the Telegram Desktop app
  • YouTube: A visual cheat-sheet for the 18 keyboard shortcuts found on YouTube.com
  • Airtable: A visual cheat-sheet for the 36 keyboard shortcuts found in Airtable
  • Bitbucket: A visual cheat-sheet for the 35 keyboard shortcuts found on Bitbucket
  • Fortnite: A visual cheat-sheet for the 26 default keyboard shortcuts found in Fortnite
  • Gmail: A visual cheat-sheet for the 90 keyboard shortcuts found on Gmail
  • Sketch: A visual cheat-sheet for the 149 keyboard shortcuts found in Sketch. This application is MacOS-only.
  • Spotify: A visual cheat-sheet for the 23 keyboard shortcuts found in Spotify
  • Brave Browser: A visual cheat-sheet for the 64 keyboard shortcuts found in the Brave browser
  • KanbanMail: A visual cheat-sheet for the 29 keyboard shortcuts found in KanbanMail
  • Microsoft Outlook: A visual cheat-sheet for the 210 keyboard shortcuts found in Microsoft Outlook
  • Principle: A visual cheat-sheet for the 30 keyboard shortcuts found in Principle. This application is MacOS-only.
  • Skype: A visual cheat-sheet for the 31 keyboard shortcuts found in Skype
  • Arduino IDE: A visual cheat-sheet for the 12 keyboard shortcuts found in the Arduino IDE
  • Asana: A visual cheat-sheet for the 40 keyboard shortcuts found in Asana
  • Code Editor for iOS: A visual cheat-sheet for the 43 keyboard shortcuts found in the Code Editor for iOS app. This application is MacOS-only.
  • Jira: A visual cheat-sheet for the 44 keyboard shortcuts found in Jira
  • Quip.com: A visual cheat-sheet for the 52 keyboard shortcuts found in Quip
  • WordPress: A visual cheat-sheet for the 34 keyboard shortcuts found in the WordPress visual editor
  • Chrome Developer Tools: A visual cheat-sheet for the 56 keyboard shortcuts found in Chrome's Developer Tools
  • GIMP: A visual cheat-sheet for the 97 keyboard shortcuts found in GIMP
  • Google Chrome: A visual cheat-sheet for the 65 keyboard shortcuts found in Google Chrome
  • Todoist: A visual cheat-sheet for the 37 keyboard shortcuts found in Todoist
  • TickTick: A visual cheat-sheet for the 25 keyboard shortcuts found in the TickTick desktop app
  • VLC Player: A visual cheat-sheet for the 82 keyboard shortcuts found in VLC Player
  • Missive: A visual cheat-sheet for the 83 keyboard shortcuts found in Missive
  • Origami Studio: A visual cheat-sheet for the 71 keyboard shortcuts found in Origami Studio. This application is MacOS-only.
  • Sublime Text: A visual cheat-sheet for the 49 keyboard shortcuts found in Sublime Text
  • Transmit: A visual cheat-sheet for the 62 keyboard shortcuts found in Transmit. This application is MacOS-only.
  • Affinity Photo: A visual cheat-sheet for the 177 keyboard shortcuts found in Affinity Photo

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What is this?Reference is a collection of quick-reference cheat sheets for developers, covering programming languages, Linux commands, databases, and keyboard shortcuts, all laid out in one clean, scannable site.
Is this a code library or just a website I visit?It is a static website (built with Hexo, templated in EJS) that renders all the cheat sheets - there is nothing to import into your own code, you just read it.
Where do I actually read the cheat sheets?Open the live site to browse every sheet online; the project originally lived at quickref.me, but since that domain was acquired by a US company, cheatsheets.zip is now the maintained home.
Is every cheat sheet here equally deep and up to date?Depth varies by topic since sheets are contributed by the community - some are one-page basics while others are extensive; if you spot a gap you are expected to submit a pull request rather than file a bug.
How is the content organized?Cheat sheets are grouped into categories like Programming (Bash, Go, Rust, CSS...), Toolkit (ChatGPT, VSCode, Vim, Regex), Linux Command (SSH, Grep, Cron, Awk), Python (NumPy, Pandas), Database (MySQL, Redis, Neo4j) and Keyboard Shortcuts for dozens of apps.
Can I add my own cheat sheet?Yes, the project is community-contributed and explicitly invites PRs to add new sheets or improve existing ones.
Why did the live demo move from quickref.me?The original quickref.me domain was acquired by a US-based company, so the maintained version of the site moved to cheatsheets.zip.
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