The Ultimate List: Developer Cheat Sheets

No developer can easily remember the hundreds of different functions, tags, options etc for a web language and documentation can be too much to read. That’s why cheat sheets exist because they provide a quick reference for all the common tags used.

Cheat sheets are helpful for beginners and advanced web developers who need help to remember syntax and they can be easily printed out or bookmarked for quick reference.

For this article I have compiled a list of 20 of the best cheat sheets available on the web for CSS, HTML, jQuery, Wordpress and PHP with links to the websites and the downloadable cheat sheets.

CSS

CSS Cheat Sheet – Visit Site | Download PDF
CSS 2 Guide – Visit Site | Download PDF
CSS 3 Cheat Sheet – Visit Site | Download PDF
CSS Short Hand – Visit Site | Download PDF

HTML

HTML Cheat Sheet – Visit Site | Download PDF
(X)HTML Cheat Sheet – Visit Site
HTML 5 Cheat Sheet – Visit Site | Download PDF
HTML Colour Codes – Visit Site | Download PDF

jQuery

jQuery Cheat Sheet – Visit Site | Download PDF
jQuery 1.3 Cheat Sheet – Visit Site | Download PDF
jQuery Cheat Sheet – Visit Site | Download PNG
jQuery Visual Cheat Sheet – Visit Site | Download PDF

PHP

PHP Cheat Sheet – Visit Site | Download PDF
PHP Quick Reference – Visit Site | Download PDF
PHP Reference Chart – Visit Site | Download PDF
PHP Reference Sheet – Visit Site | Download PDF

Wordpress

Wordpress Help Sheet – Visit Site | Download PDF
Wordpress Cheat Sheet – Visit Site
Wordpress Visual Cheat Sheet – Visit Site | Download PDF
Wordpress Template Cheat Sheet – Visit Site | Download PDF

If you can think of any cheat sheets I might have missed out, then please share them in the comments below.

I’ve been interested in web design for a while and I went to university to study a degree in media and graphics. While at university I developed my design skills using Adobe Photoshop, Flash, Dreamweaver and Adobe After Effects.

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Tags: Cheat Sheets, CSS, HTML, PHP

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