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Hi Jim :)
I hadn't planned on mentioning this for a while, as I'm not sure how
It allows you to add one URL for each block you want on the cheat
Using this, anyone can create a block for their own technology (think
To use it, you specify a list of URLs for a cheat sheet. The system
As I say, though, I'm not sure when it will be completed. There's a
Regards,
On 6 Jul, 17:27, Jim Beam <aiko.one...@googlemail.com> wrote:
> my opinion is, that there should be a Cheat Sheet Tool which makes it
> Should not be too difficult to realize since you have YUI and MySQL
> Regards,
long it's going to take me to finish, but I've been working on a
"Create-Your-Own" cheat sheet tool.
sheet. The URL can be on any server and returns an XML document
specifying the content for that block on the cheat sheet.
jQuery plugin makers, homegrown CMSes, etc), or for any other
technology they like, and make it available to everyone, and keep it
up to date without needing to have me update a central repository.
then grabs the URLs and puts them into a doc for you to arrange as you
like. You can save as HTML, PDF, PNG or JPG. Landscape and portrait
will both be supported. All cheat sheets created go into a directory
so others can grab them too.
lot to do (and the security aspects are a serious concern), but I will
be posting more about it over the coming months (and of course the
members of this group will be the first to have access to all stages
of the project as it progresses).
Dave
> Hi,
> easier to create Cheat Sheets for oneself. Best solution would be
> something like a layouting tool that behaves similar to the
> netvibes.com page. And then you'd just take the "windows" you need out
> of a pool (which is ideally filled by a community) and put em on your
> sheet like you want to.
> and stuff.
> Jim Beam