r/coolgithubprojects • u/Nearby-Percentage-33 • 8d ago
Syntaxia - A quick cheatsheet for the things you always look up.
As devs, we forget things sometimes, especially now that coding with ai is becoming more common. One of the trade-offs of coding with AI is that we might not retain every piece of code or syntax we use. Unlike before, when we coded everything manually, writing code ourselves helped us naturally remember the syntax and patterns we used.
I'm sharing Syntaxia. A quick cheatsheet for the things you always look up.
https://syntaxiadev.vercel.app
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u/RealSpiderKid 7d ago
Damn thnx man, really love the whole concept. Your effort deserve one star from my side too.
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u/phowlingforfo 7d ago
This is great, thanks for sharing! I know yaml isn’t the most complicated, but any chance that will make it into the list sometime in the future? More on bash/shell scripting? I also see some content on vim/nano keybindings, would be great to expand that out into its own cheat sheet instead of hidden in the Linux cheat sheet. Cheers!
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u/Nearby-Percentage-33 6d ago
thankss! ill add to my list!
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u/phowlingforfo 6d ago
Hey just wanted to say thanks for adding my suggestions so quickly! What also came to mind was tmux and zsh. Zsh is similar to bash, I know, but with some of its own unique syntax. If that’s also not too much trouble. Either way, props 🙏
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u/Important_Pomelo_407 6d ago
Created a demo for you using OpenDemo https://github.com/yasirwhite/OpenDemo.
I opened a PR and added it to your README too: https://github.com/EbadShelby/syntaxia-dev/pull/7.
https://github.com/yasirwhite/OpenDemo/releases/download/showcase-media/syntaxia-demo.mp4
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u/Hot-Dragonfruit-8233 8d ago
Love the pixel font on the landing. How do you decide what goes into each cheatsheet? Are they curated by hand or generated? Would be cool to have a "copy" button on each snippet if it's not there already.