awesome-cheatsheets (skywind3000/awesome-cheatsheets)
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What is this?
A curated collection of Chinese-language cheatsheets for programming languages, frameworks, and dev tools, each condensed into a single file covering everything you need to know.
How is it organized?
It's a collection of individual cheatsheet files grouped by category: programming languages, dev tools, and text editors, each as one self-contained document.
Where should I start if I just want a quick reference?
Just browse the index and open the single file for whatever tool or language you need (e.g. Vim, Git, Bash, Go) — no installation required.
Do I need anything to use these cheatsheets?
No, they are plain reference files you just read; nothing to install.
Are all the topics fully covered, or is it still growing?
Coverage is limited to the languages and tools listed in the index (currently Bash, JavaScript, Go, PHP, VimScript, Python, Lua, Gdb, Adb, Tmux, Git, FFmpeg, Linux ip, Vim, Nano, Emacs, Org Mode); the author explicitly invites PRs to add more.
What inspired this project?
The author was inspired by the LeCoupa/awesome-cheatsheets project but felt Chinese-language technical resources were scarce and inconsistent in quality, so they built a Chinese version.
Does it cover text editors specifically?
Yes, there's a dedicated section with cheatsheets for Vim, Nano, Emacs, and Org Mode.
What are similar projects?
bash-guide, pure-bash-bible, awesome-macos-command-line, awesome-dotfiles, awesome-cheatsheets, go-patterns, Command-line-text-processing, Linux-
Which topics is it in?
gdb, adb, vim, cheatsheet, bash, awesome, shell, reference, beginner-friendly, learning-resources, command-line, awesome-list
