Tagged “cheatsheet”
My Command Line Cheatsheet
Here’s a list of useful terminal commands for my reference and yours.
My DevTools Cheatsheet
Here’s a (work in progress) list of useful (Mac) Browser DevTools tips, tricks and keyboard shortcuts for my reference and yours. This is a work in progress and I’ll update it as I go.
My Screen Reader Cheatsheet
Here’s a list of useful Screen Reader commands and tips for my reference and yours. This is a work in progress and I’ll update it as I go.
My Codepen Cheatsheet
I’m finding Codepen to be more and more valuable not only for testing out new code and ideas, but also – when working on large applications – as a time-saving rapid prototyping environment which sidesteps the overhead of back-end set-up. Here are some tips which I’ve found useful, for future reference.
My VS Code Cheatsheet
Here’s a list of useful (Mac-based) VS Code tips for my reference and yours.
My Ruby and Rails Cheatsheet
I’m no Ruby engineer however even as a front-end developer I’m sometimes called upon to work on Rails applications that require me to know my way around. Here are my notes and reminders.
My Sketch Cheatsheet
Here’s a list of useful (Mac-based) Sketch tips for my reference and yours.
My Git Cheatsheet
I’ve used Git for many years but it can still trip me up. At times I’ve worked primarily in a GUI (like Sourcetree or Fork), and other times directly on the command line. I’ve worked on projects where I’ve been the sole developer and others where I’m part of a large team. Regardless of the tools or context, I’ve learned there are certain need-to-knows. Here’s a list of useful Git concepts and commands for my reference and yours.
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