In the computing world, developing something great needs a clever programming skill. And unfortunately, it isn’t an easy task. You may get stuck anywhere while writing code. It becomes even worse when you are writing thousands lines of codes. A single semicolon misplace can cause hundreds of errors. Moreover, a developer needs to have knowledge about the basics and in-built functions of programming languages. Nowadays, it is quite impossible because the new language versions are released almost every year with more advanced capabilities. The good news is, there exists a lot of tools that tells you about all new features and functions added to the new version.
We have gathered a few functions, variable, types, methods, tutorials for various programming languages that will help you in your next project and grab the basic knowledge on each language. We are calling it Cheat Sheets for Programmers and Developers/Designers.
The images are only representing a small part of Cheat sheets
Table of Contents
1. CSS3
2. HTML5
3. JavaScript
4. CoCoa FrameWork
5. HTML/XHTML Character Entities
6. jQuery
7. Bootstrap
8. MySQL
9. PHP
10. WordPress
11. Drupal
12. Blueprint
14. Detailed HTML5 Cheat Sheet/Infographics
15. Bootstrap 3 Glyph icons
16. Nodejs
17. Flash ActionScript
18. Google App Engine for Java
19. WordPress Architecture
20. ASP/VBScript
21. JavaScript + Ajax
22. MATLAB
23. MySQL – Common SQL Commands
24. Blogger
25. Bootstrap 3
26. Font Awesome
27. XSS Filter Evasion
28. WebMatrix: Advanced Web Development Made Simple
29. SQLite
30. Java GUI Development
31. Joomla
32. Google Web ToolKit
33. JSP
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34. SVG Visual
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35. HTML Canvas (by skilled.co)
Hi all. I am writing to ask something about Bootstrap. I know about it for a friend some months ago. Since that day I use it in each project. The thing is. Are there other framework but like joomla? I mean can I install it and use it just clicking some links?
Hope u can review this post and answer me.
Regards.
Nelson.
Hello Nelson,
If you are looking for frameworks similar to Joomla, have a look at: Drupal, SilverStripe, GetSimple. Microweber.
I wish I could meet your list sooner.
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