Whether you are a professional programmer or just writing your first "Hello world" program, there is nothing better than a cheat sheet for an instant reference. You will probably not want to read the whole documentation just to figure out how to make a POST request to the server, will you? Cheat sheets can certainly make stuff simple.

But finding out the best cheat sheet for your needs can sometimes be a little difficult. So, I thought why not make a cheat sheet for a cheat sheet? Sounds interesting, right?

Most of the readers here are web dev. So, to shorten the list, I have included only the related cheat sheets on the list. However, if you can't find the right one for your needs, you can always take a look here

The list is divided into these 5 sections

• General programming languages
• Web dev
• Frameworks
• DevOps/others
• Tools

1. General programming languages

• Python
• Go
• JavaScript
• TypeScript
• Kotlin
• Julia
• R

• Rust

  2. Web development

• HTML

• CSS

• CSS(from dev)
  

  

  CSS Cheat Sheets!

  Ali Spittel ・ Aug 12 '19 ・ 2 min read

  #css

• Flexbox(from dev)
  

  

  Flexbox Cheat Sheets

  Ali Spittel ・ Aug 15 '19 ・ 2 min read

  #css

• Bootstrap 4

3. Frameworks

• React
• Angular
• Deno
• Django
• Flask
• Vue
• Ember
• Ruby on rails
• Laravel
• Experss.js

4. DevOps

• Git
• Docker
• Kubernetes
• AWS
• Heroku
• Gradle
• Selenium
• Jenkins
• Ansible

5. Tools

• VS Code
• Chrome
• Adobe Photoshop
• Adobe Illustratior
• Vim
• Emacs

I hope that was helpful. I will refer you here or here if you want more cheat sheets like this.

Until next time, happy coding for you.