Yep. Jonathan Snook does a great job of creating those. I read his blog all the time.
Lets see what can be done. Thanks for the links. Rey Matt Kruse wrote: > > Rey Bango-2 wrote: >> Send me the link to the PT one and we'll see what we can do. >> > > This one is nice: > http://snook.ca/files/prototype_1.5.0_snookca.pdf > as is this one: > http://www.snook.ca/archives/javascript/prototype_disse/ > > Although sometimes cheat sheets end up just being a list of methods and > parameters. IMO, a good cheat sheet lists everything, but expands on items > that are often or easily confused. For example, I don't have much of a need > to reference a cheat sheet for "addClass(Str)" - it's prett obvious. But > some of the animation methods or Ajax methods certainly justify another line > of explanation or example. Just something to jog the memory, but not a > replacement for the API. > > At some point I can also look into creating a cheat sheet if it's not yet > done. > > Matt > _______________________________________________ jQuery mailing list [email protected] http://jquery.com/discuss/
