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I've been doing the same thing for some time now.
I've also written a small Sublime Text plugin to make things easier.
Maybe you guys could so something similar. Cheers.

Hi, Julien, Thank you for your work. It is a very nice repository.

I think it would be a good idea to add a MySQL cheatsheet, Sequelize also needs. 👍

I want to add expressjs cheatsheets and I would love to make a PR.

Access to k8s link via webpage errors with http 404 error.
Please fix link,

Would love to get an Ember cheatsheet in the mix!

Hello, I think to extend this repo by not only having cheatsheets of programming languages , but also of famous libraries. How about this idea , can I get on this?

I guess it is good to add assembly cheatsheets maybe?

For example, in this file.
It would be better to write Better comments instead of Better comments.

Array definition missing = sign. https://www.gnu.org/software/bash/manual/html_node/Arrays.html

PR: #21

Missing backward-looking and forward-looking autocompletion (ctrl-p, ctrl-n).

I'd like to add new section in tools for text formatting languages which can include Markdown, reStructuredText(rst), Latex etc.

• Encourage people to contribute.
• Update the design.
• Add a code of conduct file.
• Add a contributing file.
• Preset template to keep all cheatsheets consistent.

I think it would be better to have the cheatsheet documents as .md files instead of the corresponding language files.

It would be more readable and it would be able to present the documents in a better format.

Found this gem today. http://cheatsheet.codeslower.com/CheatSheet.pdf

Would love to see a minified version of this pdf for the Haskell programming language.

l think may be have a canvas cheatsheet will be good, or just put it under javascript or html.

Swap current line with previous is ddkP as ddkp will just insert at the original position.

Hi, could someone change the URL to the kubernetes cheatsheet from .sh to .md on the website? Thanks

${varname:word} is equivalent to ${varname:-word}

I believe it would be beneficial to add mongoose either as a subset to js or on the database directory, as well as mongodb.

Create a cheat sheet for angular 4

Create a cheat sheet for React JS

Cheat sheets for C is not present in README.md but the file could be accessed by going to here

I want C to be added in READ.md.

it could be useful to create a Curl cheat-sheet for scripting - major ways to use Curl.

there is no command to remove a directory

Selection to matching parenthesis
v% if the cursor is on the starting/ending parenthesis

Selection to matching curly brace
vi{

Select text between quotes:
vi" for double quotes
vi' for single quotes

Is there a Chinese version

Seen:

// Conditionally swaps the contents of the div by selecting one of the embedded templates based on 
// the current value of conditionExpression.
// <div [ngSwitch]="conditionExpression">
// <ng-template [ngSwitchCase]="case1Exp">...</ng-template>
// <ng-template ngSwitchCase="case2LiteralString">...</ng-template>
// <ng-template ngSwitchDefault>...</ng-template>
// </div>  

At:

// Conditionally swaps the contents of the div by selecting one of the containers based on 
// the current value of conditionExpression.
// <div [ngSwitch]="conditionExpression">
//   <ng-container *ngSwitchCase="case1Exp">...</ng-container>
//   <ng-container *ngSwitchCase="'case2LiteralString'">...</ng-container>
//   <ng-container *ngSwitchDefault>...</ng-container>
// </div>  

I also replaced templates with containers (but could be real HTML tags) because using templates this way seems odd.

I think it would be wonderful if you create a cheat sheet for C.

Thank you.

pointer = 20

Should be

*pointer = 20

https://github.com/LeCoupa/awesome-cheatsheets/blob/master/backend/node.js#L77 should be more like

const foo = require('./subfolder/foo.js')
console.log('foo "%s"', foo) // "foo"

// now grab the "module" wrapper around './foo.js'
const fooModule = require.cache[require.resolve('./subfolder/foo.js')]

console.log('foo module', fooModule)
// load module ./bar relative to ./foo
// real path to './bar' is './subfolder/bar'
const bar = fooModule.require('./bar')
console.log('bar "%s"', bar) // "bar"

In languages section, there are 3 different categories: command line interface (that is strange naming too), imperative and functional. The reason I am writing the issue is that, JavaScript is clearly imperative, not functional language. Like Java or Go. There are no Pattern Matching, Persistent Data Structures (at least yet, there's a ECMAScript proposal) and Algebraic Data Types.

Also in JavaScript if structure is a statement, not expression. That simply must be a imperative programming language. In functional languages if's are expressions.

Only functional features, that Javascript got at the present, are patterns like map or impure lambda expression alternatives called "arrow functions". Java got them too. They have really weak functional paradigmads.

Just move JavaScript to "imperative" section and don't change terms.

please change "...that a usrr can..." to "...that a user can..."

Hey
We can add a regular expression cheat sheet

Why 3 rows and 2 columns at this example?:
int[] nameArray = new int[3]; // 3 rows and 2 columns

Best regards.

there's a lot of discrepancies in python cheatsheet e.g. char, const are not valid keywords in python. int, float are not keywords there are class etc.

I would like to add cheat sheet for python,
Please, assign the task for me.

Datacamp offers a lot of cheatsheets for Python, R and all the most used scientific/data science packages. They are however PDF/images if I remember correctly.

make them clickable?

I can pull request when I'm home.

Hi.

You have great cheatsheets. But there is no Bootstrap!

I think it is better to add Bootstrap. I can help you in that case.

Tnx.
Amir.