Developer Resources

I like to keep links to helpful developer resources. (The older one gets, the worse one's memory becomes!) But seriously, these resources can be helpful for many different development languages and environments. I primarily use Linux for all my work so most things here will be focused on Linux or at least cross-platform tooling.

Resource Title	Resource URL	Description
Vim Cheat Sheet	https://vim.rtorr.com/	Just as the name says, this is a cheatsheet with the most popular VIM keyboard shortcuts. It's an excellent resource for keeping at arms length as you learn Vim.
The Art of Unix Programming	http://www.catb.org/~esr/writings/taoup/html/	This is an online HTML version of an older book by Eric S. Raymond called the Art of Unix Programming. Don't let the name fool you -- this isn't about how to program in Unix. It's about approaching programming problems from the right perspective. It is a case study of many different applications and approaches, and should be beneficial to any developer. It's worth reading even if you are not a Unix developer, or even a fan of Open Source in general.
Tmux Cheatsheet	https://gist.github.com/andreyvit/2921703	Using Tmux can be super handy for working from the command line. This cheat sheet is very helpful. Keep in mind the author substitutes his own Tmux key shortcut of Ctrl-A instead of the default Ctrl-B.