A wave of open source notebooks is coming

“ Copy ” You should not be unfamiliar with the word , It has a scientific name called “ Quick reference table ”（cheatsheet） It is a form used to quickly find your knowledge points and answers , Because of its small size 、 Imperceptible and other characteristics , Frequently appear in examination rooms and speeches ...

Friendship tips ️： Cheating in the exam is a pleasure , Catch is the crematorium ！

I remember an exam in College , The teacher allowed each of us to bring one A4 Paper size “ Copy ” Enter the examination room , You can write anything on both sides . I take that one Dense and dense There is no blank “ Copy ”, Step into the examination room with confidence . This course has the highest score in all my classes , Later, the make-up students came to me to copy this “ Copy ”.

today , Although I won't take the exam anymore , But I still keep a cheat sheet handy . such as ： When writing code, I suddenly can't remember grammar 、 code snippet 、 command , At this time, a cheat sheet （ Quick reference table ） Can work wonders ！ With it, you can find the answer in an instant , Copy / Paste Can solve the problem , Greatly improved development efficiency .

below , It is specially prepared for programmers 「 Open source notes 」 aggregate , It contains Python、JavaScript、Linux、Git、K8s etc. , It is easy to read due to its large variety , I divided them into ： Language 、 Command and synthesis are three categories .

Gossip , Go straight to the project ！

One 、 Language class

Writing code is like writing a composition. There are times when you pick up your pen and forget your words , But this must not be allowed to interrupt the atmosphere of immersive coding . The following checklist items cover ：Python、C++、Rust、JS Language , It can make you forget grammar 、 When the operation fails , Instantly retrieve the memory and switch back to the coding process .

1.1 Python（python-cheatsheet）

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Python The grammar of is very simple , It's also because it's simple that many people don't spend time deliberately remembering , With this project, you don't have to be grammar . It's right Python Common data types 、 function 、 Libraries are classified , It can help you quickly find the code fragments and syntax explanations you want , Only “ Fill in the blanks ” These codes can come right away .

from threading import Thread, RLock, Semaphore, Event, Barrierfrom concurrent.futures import ThreadPoolExecutor<thread> = Thread(target=<function>) # Use `args=<collection>` to set the arguments.<thread>.start()                     # Starts the thread.<bool> = <thread>.is_alive()         # Checks if the thread has finished executing.<thread>.join()                      # Waits for the thread to finish.

It is strongly recommended to new contacts Python My friends , Feel good, remember to come back and praise ！

On-line ：https://gto76.github.io/python-cheatsheet

project ：https://github.com/gto76/python-cheatsheet

1.2 C++（cpp-cheatsheet）

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C++ It was a required course when I was in College ！ It is also the first programming language for many college students （ The nightmare ）, If you mention C++ Grammar brain is a ball of paste , It's better to look at this project. Maybe you can build a clear C++ Knowledge system , At its worst, it can be copied / Paste and write what can run C++ Code .

#include <iostream>         // Include iostream (std namespace)cin &gt;&gt; x &gt;&gt; y;              // Read words x and y (any type) from stdincout &lt;&lt; "x=" &lt;&lt; 3 &lt;&lt; endl;  // Write line to stdoutcerr &lt;&lt; x &lt;&lt; y &lt;&lt; flush;    // Write to stderr and flushc = cin.get();              // c = getchar();cin.get(c);                 // Read charcin.getline(s, n, '\n');    // Read line into char s[n] to '\n' (default)if (cin)                    // Good state (not EOF)?                            // To read/write any type T:istream&amp; operator&gt;&gt;(istream&amp; i, T&amp; x) {i &gt;&gt; ...; x=...; return i;}ostream&amp; operator&lt;&lt;(ostream&amp; o, const T&amp; x) {return o &lt;&lt; ...;}

project ：https://github.com/mortennobel/cpp-cheatsheet

1.3 Rust（cheats.rs）

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A lot of people say Rust Easy to learn, not easy to write . Here comes the Savior ！ This project not only provides basic grammar quick reference , There are also notes to be paid attention to when explaining the execution sequence and writing . If you think it's not enough , The project also includes sample code （EX）、 Books （BK）、 standard （STD） And other related materials .

On-line ：https://cheats.rs

project ：https://github.com/ralfbiedert/cheats.rs

1.4 JavaScript（modern-js-cheatsheet）

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Now the back-end will write some front-end more or less , Maybe because I haven't learned systematically JavaScript grammar , In most cases, we write while checking . The code examples of this project are particularly rich , I hope this can save the struggling JS Partners in the grammar puzzle .

async function getUser() { // The returned promise will be rejected!  throw "User not found !";}async function getAvatarByUsername(userId) => {  const user = await getUser(userId);  return user.avatar;}async function getUserAvatar(username) {  var avatar = await getAvatarByUsername(username);  return { username, avatar };}getUserAvatar('mbeaudru')  .then(res => console.log(res))  .catch(err => console.log(err)); // "User not found !"

project ：https://github.com/mbeaudru/modern-js-cheatsheet

in addition , Here's another one React+TypeScript A quick look-up of , Together with ：

This project is different from the previous project , It elicits knowledge points in the form of questions and answers , And give answers and sample code .

project ：https://github.com/typescript-cheatsheets/react

Two 、 command

In addition to programming language in coding , It's also inseparable from many other things , such as ： Tools 、 System 、 Services, etc. , To use them efficiently, you need to remember commands , But the order is too miscellaneous 、 Too much to remember . The following items cover , frequently-used Git、Linux、K8s command , Collect it quickly and it will be used one day ！

2.1 Git（git-tips）

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Git Version management tool , It is often used in daily development . In understanding work area 、commit、 Temporary storage area 、 Local repository 、 Remote warehouse After the concept, you can get started , But when encountering some special scenes , We need the following project to save the site ！ When you don't know what to use Git When the command completes the operation or there is any simple method , Directly in this project Ctrl/Cmd+f Search , The order to solve the problem can be found immediately .

 Deletions have been merged into  master  The branch of git branch --merged master | grep -v '^\*\|  master' | xargs -n 1 git branch -d

project ：https://github.com/521xueweihan/git-tips

Here's another one GitHub Officially made Git Quick reference table .

Address ：https://education.github.com/git-cheat-sheet-education.pdf

2.2 Linux（linux-command）

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Developers are usually inseparable Linux operating system , and Linux The server is also a command line operation , If you don't know the command, you can't even open a file , however Linux There are too many orders for , I really can't remember everything . With this project , You can search as you like , It also supports Chinese search .

On-line ：https://wangchujiang.com/linux-command

project ：https://github.com/jaywcjlove/linux-command

besides , Another large and comprehensive project has to be mentioned tldr：

An open source Linux Command query tool , A simplified version of man And “ as the medicine took effect , the symptoms lessened ”, It can be called 《 new edition Linux Encyclopedia of commands 》（ english ）.

project ：https://github.com/tldr-pages/tldr

2.3 Kubernetes（cheatsheet-kubernetes-A4）

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With the unstoppable nature of cloud ,K8s It has also become one of the necessary skills for operation and maintenance and programmers . The project tries to be on a A4 Show its common commands on paper , Hence the name .

project ：https://github.com/dennyzhang/cheatsheet-kubernetes-A4

It is worth mentioning that the author also wrote Docker edition , Good in pairs .

project ：https://github.com/dennyzhang/cheatsheet-docker-A4

3、 ... and 、 comprehensive

I have seen the quick look-up table of the above sub areas , Here are some comprehensive projects , The project use methods introduced in this part have their own characteristics ： There is something that can be printed , There are also commands to check directly , There are also web pages that can be used online , To be honest, I want to order one for myself 「 Fabulous 」 了 ！

3.1 Data processing （ds-cheatsheets）

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Data processing is a wide range of fields , There are many knowledge points, including ：SQL、R、Pandas、Jupyter、 big data 、 Data visualization, etc . This project covers all the above contents , And from basic to practical . a key ！ Provides a high appearance 、 Full color PDF It can be printed out , On the wall 、 It's convenient to check it often under the screen .

project ：https://github.com/FavioVazquez/ds-cheatsheets

3.2 Online website （cheatsheets）

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This is an open source 、 Comprehensive checklist website , Covering the front end 、 Back end 、 Operation and maintenance 、IDE In many ways , And the interface is friendly and concise, and it supports online viewing .

On-line ：https://devhints.io

project ：https://github.com/rstacruz/cheatsheets

3.2 Command line （cheat.sh）

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Finally, this project is great , It's called 「 The only quick reference table you need 」. It not only supports direct query from the command line ：

It also supports website online query ：

Either way , All geeks are full ！

On-line ：https://cheat.sh

project ：https://github.com/chubin/cheat.sh

Four 、 Last

The above is all shared in this issue 「 Open source notes 」 project , Have you found your dish ？

Often the most handy cheat sheet , It's a cheat sheet made by yourself ！ I hope these open source projects in this issue can add some content to your Codex , Or provide some ideas on the convenience of use , So as to build the most suitable for yourself 、 The most handy “ Weapon of magic ”！

Someone might ask ： Now there are AI Programming assistant （Copilot） What other notes are needed ？

Copilot It's really more convenient , But I think the process of making a cheat sheet is also The process of combing and precipitating knowledge , And maintaining an open source manuscript can not only leave a strong impression on yourself , Why not help others ！ As the saying goes ：“ From open source , Give back to open source ”.

Last , If you think the content of this issue is good ： Praise 、 Please share 、 Please forward , Your support is my greatest encouragement ！ See you next time ～