Blog :: January Review and Competition Winner!
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2012 is off to a cracking start, with a record number of cheat sheets and the first Cheatography competition!
2012 is off to a tremendous start, with a huge influx of new members and cheat sheets. The competition prompted the building of lots of great web dev cheat sheets, and I can't wait to start the next competition now!
What's New?
There was just one major change in January - the addition of Live Content (more info here). I'll give live content a proper introduction in a blog post shortly, but the brief explanation is that it is content you host on your own server, that Cheatography collects and adds to cheat sheets.
It's great for any information which changes often, and is quite easy to set up for even beginner coders. There is some sample code available for live content on GitHub.
New Cheat Sheets!
January was a productive month, with a brilliant, almost unbelievable, 23 new cheat sheets, and 12,986 PDF downloads! Well done to everyone who made a cheat sheet!
By thuhuong
On 31 Jan 12
Textbook Summary of Corporate Financial Accounting 10e, Ch 1, by Warren/Reeve/Duchac.
Tags: beginner, financial, accounting, review, summary
By thuhuong
On 30 Jan 12
Textbook Summary of Corporate Financial Accounting 10e, Ch 1, by Warren/Reeve/Duchac.
Tags: beginner, financial, accounting, review, summary
By DaveChild
On 30 Jan 12
Tags: france, rugby, union, england, six and more ...
By emmajane
On 27 Jan 12
Modules and themes listed in Emma Jane Hogbin's book Drupal User's Guide.
Tags: drupal, modules
By emmajane
On 27 Jan 12
Drupal Version 6 Theme Variables for common (and core) tpl.php template files.
Tags: drupal
By emmajane
On 27 Jan 12
Everything you need to do before launching your Drupal theme. Useful for site builders who are creating public Web sites and themers who are selling their Drupal themes.
Tags: beginner, drupal, theme
By shaunumb
On 22 Jan 12
Useful keyboard shortcuts for OS X and Windows. Did you know you can easily re-sync audio and subtitles?
Tags: shortcuts, keyboard, vlc
By SpaceDuck
On 19 Jan 12
Everything you will need to enjoy a trip away from home.
Tags: make, regular, scrabble, screen, electronics and more ...
danh
On 14 Jan 12
Subnet Table For IPv4. Expands on "Network Lesson Cheat Sheet by monsieur_h"
Tags: network, subnet
By SpaceDuck
On 12 Jan 12
What you may need in a first aid kit or medicine kit for your home.
Tags: space, screen, syrup, cream, water and more ...
By alextgordon
On 10 Jan 12
Assumes "Automatic Reference Counting" (ARC) is enabled.
Tags: cocoa, objc, mac
By SpaceDuck
On 10 Jan 12
Everything you will need to take to the hospital with you.
Tags: baby, hospital, bag, pregnancy, babies and more ...
By monsieur_h
On 9 Jan 12
French cheat sheet for using 4D developpement language. (localized in french)
Tags: french, dev, 4d
By david
On 9 Jan 12
A handy guide to the basic principles of Object Oriented Programming and Design. Covers standard and accepted principles, design patterns, and more! This is not intended to teach OOP, but as a reminder for those who already learned.
Tags: programming, advanced, oop
By specialbrand
On 5 Jan 12
A quick reference for HAML. See more information about HAML here: http://haml-lang.com/docs/yardoc/file.HAML_REFERENCE.html
Tags: development, frontend
By specialbrand
On 4 Jan 12
Cheat sheet for Markdown. See http://daringfireball.net/projects/markdown/syntax for more info.
Tags: development, frontend
By DaveChild
On 2 Jan 12
A cheat sheet for Wikipedia, including markup help.
Tags: wikipedia, markup
Member of the Month
The member of the month for January, with four great new cheat sheets (including one for making your own lotions!), is emmajane!
And finally ... the winner of the first Cheatography Competition!
The princely sum of $100 was up for grabs as a prize for the best new web development cheat sheet before the end of January, and there were some great contenders. Well done to everyone who entered! It was a tough choice, but after much deliberation and discussion ...
In 2nd place, and it was very, very close, was the excellent Object Oriented Design Cheat Sheet by David.
There can be only one winner, though, and it is the excellent HTTP Status Codes Cheat Sheet by kstep! Well done, kstep! A pile of shiny dollars will be winging its way to you shortly.
January Review and Competition Winner! was posted on 10th February, 2012.
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david, 20:09 13 Feb 12
So close! I will admit I have printed and hung the HTTP codes on my wall as well as my own! It's a very deserving winner!