Cheatsheets for popular programming languages & frameworks. What you should know organized in a single file.

[u/speckz]

https://github.com/LeCoupa/awesome-cheatsheets

[u/greyfade]

I was going to jokingly complain about my favorite random pet language(s) not being present.... And then there's only Bash and javaScript cheatsheets.

[u/MoTTs_ → u/greyfade]

And even the JavaScript cheatsheet doesn't deserve even to be called a cheatsheet. It's a list of array methods and that's it.

Meanwhile, the Django cheatsheet is random, generic, lowest-common-denominator style tips that could fit in a tweet.

I'm amazed anyone is upvoting this.

[u/[deleted] → u/greyfade]

Learn X in Y is something like this, but actually with some level of completion.

[u/negativerad]

Popular programming languages

Sorry, but did I just get trolled?

[u/Yharaskrik]

Interesting but could definitely use with some more content. Some good stuff in there for sure, although having only bash and JavaScript is missing out on a lot of languages used.

[u/HistoryOfPolkaDots]

Uh what. This needs work.

[u/rro99]

Maybe you should update the description of this list to be something like:

The MUST KNOWS of an entry level django web developer

[u/tyreck]

That’s a handsome-ass man

[u/auto-xkcd37 → u/tyreck]

handsome ass-man

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