Feature Request: Add Cheat Sheet Section for Each Topic

[deepthidornala]

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• This feature request is not a duplicate.
• I’ve clearly described the feature and its benefits.

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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
While going through the learning content for each topic (like HTML, CSS, JavaScript, etc.), I often want a quick reference to revise the syntax or core concepts. It becomes slightly inconvenient to scroll through all the lesson content again just to recall a small piece of information.
Ex: I’m always frustrated when I want to quickly revise a CSS property or a Git command and have to dig through the entire topic.

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Describe the solution you'd like
I propose adding a “Cheat Sheet” section for each topic that contains a concise summary of important commands, syntax, and concepts.

This cheat sheet would be shown:

• As a separate section (tab/accordion) at the end of each topic.
• In a structured, copy-friendly format (code blocks or tables).
• Could include options like copy-to-clipboard or light/dark mode for better readability.

Example content:

• HTML: Common tags, input types
• CSS: Flexbox, grid, selectors
• JS: Loops, functions, ES6 features
• Git: Common CLI commands
• React: Hooks, props vs state

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Describe alternatives you've considered

• Adding a download link for external cheat sheets (PDF/Markdown) – but this breaks the learning flow.
• Relying on third-party cheat sheet websites – but this requires users to leave the platform.

These options don’t integrate as smoothly as an in-built cheat sheet section inside DevNotes.

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Additional context
This feature would complement the existing learning + quiz flow by giving users a final revision tool. It could also enhance retention and improve developer productivity.

I'd love to work on this feature as part of GSSoC. Let me know if I can proceed!

[deepthidornala]

Thank you for assigning me this issue!
I’ll start working on the Cheat Sheet UI and plan to submit the PR by the end of this week.

[riya-742005]

Hi @Sauve9119
Add Cheat Sheet Section for Each Topic

📘 Feature Request: Add Cheat Sheet Section for Each Topic

I would love to contribute by adding a Cheat Sheet Section to DevNotes for each main topic (HTML, CSS, JS, React, Node, etc.). This will serve as a quick revision tool for learners who want to review key syntax, concepts, or best practices in a compact format.

🧠 Key Points of the Feature:

Each topic page (HTML, CSS, JS, etc.) will include a Cheat Sheet at the bottom or side
Cheat Sheets will cover:
Essential syntax
Common use-cases
Tips / gotchas

Example snippets
Use collapsible sections or cards (

Details

or Tailwind UI accordion) for clean UI
Could be reusable via a CheatSheetCard component
Optional: Link to external resources for deep dives
Value Addition:
Great for last-minute revision and retention
Beginner-friendly — less scrolling, more key info at one place
Helps with placement prep or project building

Implementation Plan:
Tech: React + Tailwind CSS (match existing UI)
Data source: Can start with static content (JSON or hardcoded)
Scalable: Can be expanded easily to other topics or dynamic content later

I’d love to take ownership of this feature and collaborate to refine the content structure.

Kindly assign this to me if it fits the project roadmap 🙌

— Riya Upadhyay

[riya-742005]

Thankyou for assigning me this issue ..I will start working on it