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Cheat Sheet

Beginner robot Difficulty 2/5 Resource list ages 11-13

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What is it?

Cheat Sheet is in our Development Environment group, a list about the tools programmers use to write and manage code. We only know the title, short description and level from our list.

Is it for me?

It is for people who already write a little code and want better tools. It suits about age 11-13 and up. Many items are Intermediate.

Grown-ups: installing tools changes a computer, so please help and check.

How to start

  1. Pick one tool that fits what you already do.
  2. Open the site with a grown-up and read the first page.
  3. Try it on a small project, not an important one.

How much time?

Plan about 40 minutes at a time over about 4 sessions. (estimate)

40 min per session 4 sessions estimate

A plan you can follow

  1. Day 1 20 min Read what the tool does.
  2. Week 1 40 min Install or try it.
  3. Week 2 40 min Use it on a project.
  4. Week 3 30 min Decide whether to keep it.

Times are estimates. Go at your own speed.

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https://github.com/tiimgreen/github-cheat-sheet#readme

On another site. From the list: sindresorhus/awesome · License: CC0-1.0 · Development Environment

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