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Community-controlled cheat sheets for every coder.

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Wat

Finally, community-built cheat sheets and docs for every coder, in every language and major framework. At the tip of your fingers.

Why?

Because wat is forgetting the syntax to splice an Array for the 10th time.

Because wat is having to search js splice an array, sift through W3Schools and MSDN results, Command + Click three Stack Overflow tabs, close the first one, digest the second and then scroll to the answer to remember... again.

Because I would rather just type:

wat js array splice

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Wat was designed for ease. It will take you:

Problems you may think are problems that actually aren't a problem

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