Code & computing
Everyday Git
The small set of commands for seeing changes, saving work and understanding your history.
8 reference entriesStarter example
YOUR EVERYDAY REFERENCE LIBRARY
You don’t have to
remember everything.
Just know where to find it. Useful cheat sheets for the things you do, the things you learn, and the things you keep looking up.
Find your next cheat sheetAn early preview, with four starter sheets. A much wider atlas is the idea.
SMALL SHEETS. BIG POSSIBILITIES.
CODE / EVERYDAY GIT
git statusPick up where you left off.WORK / SPREADSHEETS
=SUM(A1:A5)Less remembering. More doing.LIFE / METRIC KITCHEN1 L = 1,000 mLA small fact. Always useful.
01 Quick to scan02 Sources included03 Made to revisit04 Ready to print
THE FIRST PAGES OF THE ATLAS
What are you working on?
A few useful places to start.
More subjects belong here, too.
4 starter sheets
Work & productivity
Everyday spreadsheet formulas
Useful starting points for adding, counting and making simple decisions in a spreadsheet.
8 reference entriesStarter example
Science & engineering
SI prefixes at a glance
The symbols and powers of ten that turn a unit into something much larger — or much smaller.
24 reference entriesStarter example
Everyday life
Metric kitchen measurements
A compact reference for liters, milliliters and scaling a measured volume without guesswork.
8 reference entriesStarter example
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KNOWLEDGE DOESN’T FIT IN ONE BOX
An atlas for all kinds of things.
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Code & computing
Commands, syntax and the tools you reach for every day.
Explore starter sheet ↗02Work & productivity
Formulas, shortcuts and practical ways to get things done.
Explore starter sheet ↗03Science & engineering
Units, symbols and the relationships behind the numbers.
Explore starter sheet ↗04Everyday life
Useful references beyond the screen, starting in the kitchen.
Explore starter sheet ↗05Languages & learning
Grammar, vocabulary and patterns worth keeping close.
On the horizon ↗06Arts & creativity
Reference material for making, playing and experimenting.
On the horizon ↗A reference, not another rabbit hole.
Find the useful bit. Copy it, print it, keep it close.
Then get back to what you were doing.