Many blogs post cheat sheets for users, and I always find that the list is so long usually containing some that I can do without. I have compiled a list of 5 cheat sheets that I use almost everytime I am writing code for a web project. It is easy to Google the code that I am looking for, but now that I have posted them on the wall next to my desk it can prove to be a bit easier. Below you will find cheat sheets for all of the most common web design code: CSS, HTML, JavaScript, jQuery, and sometimes Mootools. Also, you will find a link to a website that contains all of the cheat sheets you will ever need. Which one do you use the most?
Archive for November, 2009
11/26/2009
This is the first of three posts where I will explain the basic functions of Twitter. Twitter has evolved in the last 6 months as more people have adopted the service to become easier and user friendly. In this post you will learn how to:
11/22/2009
I have finally obtained my Wave preview invite and am in the process of configuring the client. I find myself searching for instructions on “how-to” do something within Wave frequently.
Once you get your Google Wave invite here is how to add Twitter or “Tweety the Twitbot” to your Wave window in 5 steps.
This is designed to be easy and adding Tweety is just like adding a new contact. First, in the bottom left hand corner is a link “Manage Contacts” and next to it is a “+” sign. Click on the “+”.
