Terminal:
256 Colors - Cheat Sheet - Xterm, HEX, RGB, HSL
List of 256 colors for Xterm prompt (console). Contains displayed color, Xterm Name, Xterm Number, HEX, RGB and HSL codes.
Cheat sheets
Collection of publications tagged with cheat sheet.
Text Processing:
AWK cheat sheet
AWK cheat sheet with essential commands, syntax, variables, and examples for text processing and data extraction. Quick reference guide for using AWK.
Package Manager:
Bundler cheat sheet
Cheat sheet for Bundler, the Ruby gems package manager. Essential Bundler commands to manage Ruby project dependencies efficiently.
C* Music Player:
cmus cheat sheet
Comprehensive cheat sheet for using cmus, the console-based music player. Essential commands for navigation, playback, filtering, volume control, and playlist management.
Web Design:
CSS: nth-child Cheat Sheet
The nth-child cheat sheet explains how the CSS :nth-child() pseudo-class targets elements based on their order within a parent, supporting patterns, formulas, and specificity.
Web Design:
CSS selectors & combinators cheat sheet
Cheat sheet for Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) selectors and combinators. Includes specificity score. Many examples of simple, compound and complex selectors.
System Administration:
Dig cheat sheet
Learn how to use the dig command to query DNS records efficiently. This guide covers syntax, options, a list of DNS record types, examples, and detailed explanations of dig output sections.
Version Control:
Git cheat sheet
Git is a version control system used for tracking changes in text files. The cheat sheet contains the most common and useful Git commands to configure and work with Git.
Command Line:
Grep cheat sheet
Cheat sheet with the most common and useful Grep commands. Grep is a command-line utility for searching plain-text data sets for lines that match a regular expression.
ISO Standards:
ISO 3166-1 country codes
List of ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 and Alpha-3 country codes, along with the corresponding country code top-level domain (ccTLD) and country phone dial code.
ISO Standards:
ISO 639 language names and codes
Complete list of ISO 639 language names (including native names) and their corresponding ISO 639-1 Alpha-2 language codes. For use in e.g. HTML lang and hreflang attribute values.
Liquid Syntax:
Liquid cheat sheet
A comprehensive Liquid cheat sheet covering syntax, filters, tags, and best practices for dynamic web content and e-commerce - Shopify - development.
Searching the Web:
List of Web search engines
Explore the list of great web search engine alternatives for the Clearnet and Darknet. The list includes information on language support, the crawler, owner and country of origin.
Markdown Syntax:
Markdown cheat sheet
The cheat sheet provides a detailed overview of Markdown syntax, covering text formatting, lists, links, images, code blocks, tables, and advanced features like footnotes and custom HTML.
Arch Linux:
Pacman cheat sheet
Cheat sheet for Pacman, the Arch Linux package manager. List of common and essential commands and options. Also includes cheats for paccache.
Document Conversion:
Pandoc cheat sheet
Cheat sheet for Pandoc, the versatile document converter, to convert files from one markup format to another. Pandoc commands to apply to your publishing workflows.
Text Manipulation:
Sed (Stream Editor) cheat sheet
GNU sed cheat sheet covering everything from basic syntax to advanced addressing techniques. Learn how to use sed efficiently to manipulate text with examples.
Linux System Administration:
Systemd cheat sheet - systemctl & journalctl
A comprehensive cheat sheet for managing systemd units with systemctl, including commands for enabling, disabling, restarting, inspecting, and listing units.
Terminal Multiplexer:
Tmux cheat sheet
Cheat sheet for the open-source terminal multiplexer tmux. Getting started with tmux. Learn to master tmux with simple commands and shortcuts.
Vim Text Editor:
Vim cheat sheet
Vim cheat sheet and reference guide. Also includes shortcuts and commands for NERDTree and Vimium. List of essential Vim commands. Learn Vim.
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