Most cheatsheets I find when searching are subject to heavy devaluation of the term. For me, a cheatsheet is a 1-page physical document listing the most important possibilities of a language, api or technology in the most concise way possible.

Many cheatsheets I find are multi-page or even larger websites, have very verbose information on them and contain redundant information.

That being said, I really like your effort in this!

I wouldn't call the python page a cheat sheet. It's more of a concise index into the official docs.

This seems like a project meant to produce money from advertising with a limited effort investment. Maybe I'm cynical, but that's the impression it gave me.

I hope it develops to provide more value than merely aggregating some links, which don't even seem to be vetted.

Clicked on NodeJS cheat sheet. Got an infinite "loading" message. Checked console and found 3 "BLOCKED_BY_CLIENT" errors.

If your website breaks because I have an ad blocker, then I'm not interested in your "documentation"

Apparently, the issue was a Gateway timeout while fetching some JS file, because the list of links finally loaded after a minute or so.

Saw this on producthunt some years ago. Rarely might open it to look for something. Would be nice to be able to contribute to update old references/information, or to add what might be missing.

Cool idea but I am seeing many broken pdf download links. For example, under Twitter.

Very cool. Thanks!