This is a strategy I use to remember syntax. I simply reason about one language/syntax in relation to another.
For eg,JavaScript uses semicolons and bracket parameters whereas Python uses no brackets, as well as indentation.
By relating them, I remember.
🔹Cleansheets
I have so many cleansheets saved in my computer. Cleansheets for Git commands, CSS selector syntax, JavaScript, Flexbox and CSS grids, Bootstrap classes etc are all saved on my computer.
When I get stuck, I just refer to them easily and quickly.
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🔹33 JS CONCEPTS
This repository contains 33 concepts that every JavaScript developer should know. It is a very useful repository for both newbie and experienced JavaScript developers to strongly grasp the basics of JavaScript
Cleensheets are very useful resources which contains huge amount of information on a specific topic.
This repository has got cheatsheets for basically everything — from frontend libraries to backend and even databases.