Very nice collection of resources for anyone, professional or amateur. This could be especially helpful when learning a new programming language or just using one that you haven't in a while.

Something I've also found helpful (when doing web scripting), is Dreamweaver's built-in syntax database that really helps speed things up as you type.

I found Dreamweaver's intellisense-clone a bit annoying to be honest. I'd rather it didn't put characters after my cursor, but allow me to select from a list like in VS.

Just what I need ... a cheat sheet of cheat sheets.

If you need this many, you're doing something very wrong.

Oh I don't know - for a learning developer I could see these as useful prompts for anyone trying to get the syntax.

However, people who work professionally in these languages should really be able to do without them.

I agree, I just read "for Web Developers" as "for professional web developers"

Is there a good javascript cheatsheet anywhere?

I only use it occasionally, and always get hit in the face by it not being Python.

"Oh "if c in string" doesn't work? Iteration isn't nice? Strings can't trim their own whitespace? Hello, haven't you ever used Python?"

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