Cheatsheets
Quick reference guides for common syntax, commands, and patterns. Use these to refresh your memory while coding or debugging.
Why Use Cheatsheets?
- Faster recall: Stop context-switching to docs for basics.
- Reduce mistakes: Double-check flags, syntax, and commands.
- Learn patterns: Keep common templates close at hand.
- Great for interviews: Review core topics quickly.
Common Use Cases
🛠️ Debugging
Confirm flags, status codes, and command syntax while troubleshooting.
🧑💻 Daily development
Keep key language and framework patterns close during coding sessions.
📚 Learning & refresh
Revisit essentials without reading long documentation pages.
🧪 Prototyping
Copy/paste common snippets to get started quickly.
How to Use This Page
- Pick a topic: Scroll to the cheatsheet you need (Regex, Python, React, etc.).
- Copy patterns: Use the snippets as a starting point in your project.
- Validate output: For code transforms, use the related tools in the sidebar.
💡 Tip: Combine these with tools like Regex Tester, JSON Validator, and SQL Formatter for faster workflows.
Regex Flags
- g — global
- i — ignore case
- m — multiline
- s — dotAll
- u — unicode
- y — sticky
Python Essentials
Data Types
List Methods
String Methods
Control Flow
React Essentials
Hooks
Component Patterns
Event Handling
Conditional Rendering
GSAP Animation
Basic Tweens
Timeline
Properties
ScrollTrigger
PHP Essentials
Syntax
Arrays
Functions
Superglobals
Git Commands
Basic Commands
Branching
Status & History
Docker Commands
Images
Containers
Docker Compose
HTTP Status Codes
2xx Success
- 200 OK
- 201 Created
- 204 No Content
3xx Redirect
- 301 Moved Permanently
- 302 Found
- 304 Not Modified
4xx/5xx Errors
- 400 Bad Request
- 401 Unauthorized
- 403 Forbidden
- 404 Not Found
- 500 Internal Server Error
HTML Codes (Entities)
Reference for printable characters in decimal 32–255, with HTML Number (e.g. ), HTML Name when available, and hex. Click any code to copy.
| Char | Dec | HTML Number | Name | Hex | Description |
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