[alialkhatib]

While the author of the post makes it clear that this is for developers, I think this kind of cheat sheet has some value for non-developers. Stuff like recognizing how to run a python script, how to enter the python shell, etc... all sounds like really trivial stuff that we should all know, but if I gave a crash course in Python to someone who primarily used Excel to do data analysis and parsing and whatnot, then this cheat sheet would be useful (I think). It's the little reminders that act as bridges between the gap of learning and internalizing something, as jake-low mentions.

I probably wouldn't give them this PDF, but I imagine I would give them a markdown file that illustrates many of these same reminders with examples and caveats.

It's confusing that the author specifically says that the startup works with Python and Django, because I agree that a Python developer shouldn't need a reminder that `python <file.py>` runs the python script (and in fact in that space I would have instead made a note about `python`/`python3`) but I want to try to take the value from this, rather than pile on with the crowd deriding it.