Ultimate Web Development Cheat Sheet Guide

[dserban 0]

So you're sitting there on Saturday morning, sipping on a nice warm cup of coffee or tea. You smell the freshness of the morning, and whipping up some html, CSS and trying out some new AJAX programming. You're stuck on something! You wish you had a quick cheat sheet to get you back on track. Look no further if you're a web developer! This is the Ultimate Web Development Cheat Sheet Guide!

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[vujsa 0]

Actually, I have most of the I Love Jack Daniels cheat sheets. They are well organized and have plenty of examples and tips. The best part is that they are done in PDF format and can be easily printed out without the need to format it or place it into another document.

Personally, I printed my cheat sheets at best quality on 8-1/2 X 11 double sided soft gloss photo paper. They really look good when printed in such a way. The heavier paper makes them more durable and by using both sides, I have fewer sheets to lose. While most of the commands on cheat sheets I already know, I find that it is handy to have them around when I need a refresher on the particulars of a function, command, or feature. This is particularly useful for doing date formats in PHP since there are many format characters to use.

I think that cheat sheets are a very valuable tool for most web developers since it allows them to concentrat on the project more and on the methods less.

vujsa

[TavoxPeru 0]

Thanks for the pages, both are really helpful.Best regards,

[Sten 0]

i use i love jack daniels for css cheat sheet, css is the only thing i use a cheat sheet for at the moment.

[uNiT 0]

Some of those are really helpful, particularly in CSS.Theres so many CSS attributes that aren't addressed in W3Schools. I mean the base attributes are all addressed, but in many cases more advanced things like opacity ect. arent shown. These guides show them all! I've downloaded two of them which I'm sure I will use a lot in the future. Thanks for the link.

[kelvinmaki 0]

Actually, I have most of the I Love Jack Daniels cheat sheets. They are well organized and have plenty of examples and tips. The best part is that they are done in PDF format and can be easily printed out without the need to format it or place it into another document.

This is really great. Didn't know about all these kinda cheatsheets do exist. Normally would just google for the particular kind of help I need. Thanks vujsa.

Anyway anyone get to know any cheatsheet regarding PL/SQL? Have been trying to create some function in mysql. I mean, is there any one-stop site which contain all of those help? Thanks in advance.

Cheers
Edited September 15, 2007 by kelvinmaki (see edit history)

[dserban 0]

@all - also check out:
http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/

Anyway anyone get to know any cheatsheet regarding PL/SQL? Have been trying to create some function in mysql. I mean, is there any one-stop site which contain all of those help?

Here's a hotlink to a PDF document you might find interesting:http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/

[kelvinmaki 0]

Here's a hotlink to a PDF document you might find interesting:http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/

Hey dude, thanks for the document. However, I've seen this document before and its pretty informative and long. I'm just wondering did you come across a cheatsheet for PL/SQL, eg. all the syntax, operators that fit into 1 or 2 pages. Cheers

P.S. I know I'm a bit demanding here. Sorry..

[dserban 0]

I was confused for a second there - I thought you wanted stored procedures for MySQL, but since you specifically mentioned PL/SQL, seen as that is an Oracle-only technology, here are some popular links:

http://www.yagc.ndo.co.uk/cheatsheets/plsql_cheatsheet.html

http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/

http://www.viewster.com/?utm_source=filestube&utm_campaign=http://www.filestube.com/&utm_medium=redirect&utm_content=redsky

[kelvinmaki 0]

WOW.. That's what I've been looking for all along. A cheatsheet for PL/SQL. You are the MAN..... Thanks dude. Cheers

[TavoxPeru 0]

@all - also check out:http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/

Here's a hotlink to a PDF document you might find interesting:
http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/

Thanks for the links, especially the second, something i really want to have for a while.

Best regards,