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A while ago I made a dense cheat sheet for Helix. It's a touch out of date, but still possibly useful. https://github.com/stevenhoy/helix-cheat-sheet https://gi

• hit8run 11mo ago
  Hey nice to have you here. I found your cheatsheet and printed it out a while ago :D
  • shoy 11mo ago
    I'm glad you liked it. I keep meaning to update it (work and life get in the way), if the demand is there. (edited for grammar)
    • backscratches 11mo ago
      Looking forward to when you might! Also have this on my wall
• stefanka 11mo ago
  It’s great! How did you do it? I printed it out months ago and wondered how to do one myself
  • leobg 11mo ago
    +1
  • shoy 11mo ago
    Manually, using Omnigraffle. It's not text-driven like Mermaid or Typst. I made a list of all the commands in the docs, grouped them by similarity and then created tables in Omnigraffle. OG has a very cool scale-text-and-graphics feature that allowed the boxes to re-size nicely on the page. I learned a lot doing it, and thought others would find it useful. So, there's no source to share, other than the OG file. It seems I have some options: 1) update it myself, or 2) let others make another (utensil has started one using Typst; it's at https://github.com/utensil/helix-cheat-sheet https://github.com/utensil/helix-cheat-sheet). I always appreciate the work of others to make useful things, and wanted to give something back, no matter how small. Given my other commitments it will take me about a month or so to bring it up to date. stappersg opened an issue in the repo (https://github.com/stevenhoy/helix-cheat-sheet/issues/1 https://github.com/stevenhoy/helix-cheat-sheet/issues/1) - Ill post this comment there and ask for feedback.
    • stefanka 11mo ago
      Amazing work, Tank you. Looking forward to the update