Web Services Command Cheatsheet
13 cheatsheets covering nginx, Reverse Proxy, location, Configuration, curl and more
The web chain runs from reverse proxy to page layout: Nginx handles forwarding and TLS, CSS decides how things look, and HTML semantics sit in between. These 13 sheets cover Nginx, Next.js, Svelte, Tailwind, Flexbox, Grid, Sass, HTML meta tags, curl and frontend fetch. When to use: on a 502 or a CORS failure, start with the Nginx and curl sheets; when fixing layout, first decide whether you want Flexbox or Grid, then take the syntax from Tailwind or Sass; slim down the document head via html-meta. After touching any config, run nginx -t before reloading — shipping a syntax error costs far more than typing one extra command.
Nginx Cheatsheet - Nginx Configuration & Command Reference
An Nginx configuration handbook for backend, DevOps, and frontend-integration engineers, covering nginx -t/-s reload syntax validation and hot reload, location matching priority, proxy_pass reverse proxies, access/error log troubleshooting, and the common causes of 502/504.
curl / wget Cheatsheet - Command-line File Download & HTTP Requests
For engineers working without a browser who need to call APIs and download with resumable transfers — covering GET/POST requests, headers & cookies, resumable download, proxy auth, and debugging with both curl and wget, plus a side-by-side comparison so you pick the right tool per task.
curl Cheatsheet - curl HTTP Debugging Command Reference
A curl request and troubleshooting handbook for backend developers, testers, and ops, covering GET/POST request bodies, -v/-I/-w request details and timing analysis, -k/-x TLS and proxies, -u/-F/-o auth and upload, plus practical combinations of cookies, redirects, and timeout retries.
HTML Cheatsheet - HTML Tags & Attributes Reference
An HTML reference for building accessible, semantic web pages — document structure, text, lists, links & images, tables, forms, and the semantic tags that convey meaning to both browsers and screen readers.
CSS3 Cheatsheet - CSS3 Properties & Layout Reference
A CSS reference for styling pages without a framework, covering selectors, the box model, Flex/Grid layout, positioning, transitions & animation, and responsive patterns for both desktop and mobile.
Emmet Cheatsheet - Emmet Abbreviation & Syntax Reference
An Emmet abbreviation reference for anyone writing HTML/CSS by hand in VSCode, covering structure expansion, nesting & grouping, attribute and counter shortcuts, and CSS shorthand that turns long markup into a single keystroke.
Sass/SCSS Cheatsheet - Sass Syntax & Mixin Reference
A Sass/SCSS reference for structuring CSS that scales, covering variables, nesting, Mixins, @extend, math and color functions, and @each/@if control flow, plus how they compile down to plain CSS.
CSS Flexbox Cheatsheet - Flexbox Layout Reference
CSS Flexbox cheat sheet: container and item props, axis alignment, flex shorthand, layout patterns.
CSS Grid Cheatsheet - Tracks, Areas & Auto-Fit
CSS Grid layout: set columns with grid-template-columns and fr units, place items via grid-area, and use repeat with minmax for auto-fit.
HTML Meta Tags Cheatsheet - Meta Tags SEO & Configuration Reference
An HTML meta tags reference for controlling how a page appears in search and on social — SEO meta, Open Graph & Twitter Cards for sharing, viewport & responsive/theme settings, PWA manifest & theme-color, and security headers such as CSP.
Tailwind CSS Cheatsheet - Flex, Grid & Spacing
Tailwind utility classes: lay out with flex and grid, space elements via gap and p-4, add responsive prefixes like md:, and toggle dark mode.
Next.js Cheatsheet - Next.js Framework Reference
A Next.js reference for React developers weighing SSR vs SSG, covering App Router routing and layouts, the client/server component boundary, data fetching, API routes, middleware, the static-generation vs ISR trade-off, and how the cache hierarchy affects update freshness.
Svelte Cheatsheet - Reactivity, Stores & Slots
Svelte cheatsheet: reactivity with let and $:, template syntax, stores, props and slots, lifecycle hooks, transitions, and no virtual DOM runtime to debug.