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Daily Delicious Posts Jan 15th 2010
As a designer and a WordPress admin I try and use every available to out there to help me in my projects. Having to know so many different programming languages, I tend to forget certain codes or what scripts to use. I find that using cheat sheets come in handy. Today’s links are for two sites with a list of different cheat sheets for different programming languages. These sheets can be downloaded in a PDF file.I found cheat sheets for CSS, PHP, and javascript but, there are many more out there. Take a look out there, you won’t be disappointed.
- Cheat Sheet is normally a handy piece of document that is just like a toolkit which is available to you quite instantly for quick reference. Cheat Sheets help you not to memorize each and everything but allow keeping the little pieces of information right in the board. A web designer usually works in different situations and circumstances including various tools and technologies posing a difficulty to remember each and everything. Here, cheat sheets bring the life easy by acting as lighthouse. Following are few of the cheat sheets for web designers and we will continue to post more cheat sheets concerning web development and web programming too.
- A selection of free, printable quick references for a variety of languages and web technologies.
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