HTML JavaScript and CSS Cheat Sheets

Programmers who use many programming languages often forget even the most common syntax they use every day. To be honest, I don't remember exactly how to write a for loop because it's always easier to look up on W3 Schools or on Stack Overflow the exact code. It just takes a quick Google search and there will be no error for sure. I'm glad to present today the new Cheat Sheet for web developers which has a separate page for HTML, CSS and JavaScript.
A screenshot from the CSS page.

This free online resource is a collection the most common web developer code bits and interactive code generator tools which will make you even more effective in your future works.
More programming languages are to be added to the website, until then go ahead and check out HTMLCheatSheet.com

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