Html: @whatwg, can you produce a html cheetsheet?
This will be excellent! save time and effort, please!
anlexN
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I'm not sure exactly what this means, but it sounds like something that is probably best done by the community---perhaps you would volunteer?---and not as part of the standard.
domenic
on 16 Dec 2017
@domenic like below:
and every have own link
anlexN
on 17 Dec 2017
Does this work? https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML
Yay295
on 17 Dec 2017
@Yay295 , i have already know MDN, and also read there document much often 馃槃
but i want a cheetsheet like my top photo, becase it is very simple and concise. and whatwg master html an dom standards. So i hope whatwg can officially produce cheetsheets.
anlexN
on 18 Dec 2017
It does seem like a good idea, but until we generate the Indexes in the specification automatically (and could therefore generate this automatically too) I'm afraid it would end up being out-of-date quite quickly. (Unless someone writes a script to produce it from the indexes.)
annevk
on 18 Dec 2017
@annevk , i want to join in whatwg team. i am willing to author this cheetsheet. Can i join you ?
i love you whatwg team very much
anlexN
on 20 Dec 2017
@anlexN I think we'd be happy to review your work on a cheatsheet. Whether we want to publish it as part of the HTML Standard and take on the ongoing maintenance burden is a question that should involve more people, but in principle that seems reasonable.
Also, other than there being a requirement to sign https://participate.whatwg.org/agreement in the near future, there's not really a question of joining the WHATWG per se. Basically, if you contribute with suggestions (be it issues or pull requests), you're a contributor of the WHATWG and what you've done thus far definitely qualifies.
(I find myself disagreeing a bit with @domenic's statement earlier, as it's very much the community that maintains the standard. But I suppose he meant the wider web developer community and not the community maintaining the HTML Standard.)
annevk
on 20 Dec 2017
Thank all very much!
anlexN
on 21 Dec 2017
So it has almost been a year, has anyone produced a cheatsheet yet?
512jay
on 14 Oct 2018
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@anlexN I think we'd be happy to review your work on a cheatsheet. Whether we want to publish it as part of the HTML Standard and take on the ongoing maintenance burden is a question that should involve more people, but in principle that seems reasonable.
Also, other than there being a requirement to sign https://participate.whatwg.org/agreement in the near future, there's not really a question of joining the WHATWG per se. Basically, if you contribute with suggestions (be it issues or pull requests), you're a contributor of the WHATWG and what you've done thus far definitely qualifies.
(I find myself disagreeing a bit with @domenic's statement earlier, as it's very much the community that maintains the standard. But I suppose he meant the wider web developer community and not the community maintaining the HTML Standard.)