Seven amazing tools / websites a developer should visit

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1️⃣ linuxsurvival.com

Linux Survival is a free tutorial designed to make it as easy as possible to learn Linux. Even though Linux has hundreds of commands, there are only about a dozen you need to know to perform most basic tasks.
2️⃣ learn-anything.xyz

Search anything here and it will show you the correct roadmap
3️⃣ cheatography.com

• Over 4000 Free Cheat Sheet
4️⃣ codeshare.io

Share Code in Real-time with Developers. An online editor for teaching and interviewing
5️⃣ app.diagrams.net

Drawing tools to make design, ER diagram, flow charts etc
6️⃣ magicpattern.design

Generate unlimited high quality background graphics for your clients and your products
7️⃣ pullrequest.com

Code Review as a Service
Increase velocity and reduce technical debt through quality code review by expert engineers backed by best-in-class automation

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