Dot Net Monkey

I strongly believe that to be a good developer you need to have a firm grasp on the various shortcuts and productivity tools within your development environment. The problem is that with so many tools and so many things to remember it becomes a problem trying to hold it all in your head.  Let's face it, there is no shame in keeping a set of cheat sheets close by to prompt you into using your tools in a more productive manner.  I'd much rather keep brain cells for more abstract and solution based things rather than shortcut keys. 

Here are a bunch of cheat sheets for the tools I use:

• Visual C# 2005 Keyboard Shortcut Reference Poster: This poster contains the default keybindings for Visual C# 2005, and is available as a PDF download in either color or grayscale for you to print.
• ReSharper 2.5Default Keymap: That's right, the ReSharper 2.5 default keymap.  You can gain some really great productivity gains if you can reference these puppies!
• .NET Format String Cheat Sheet: String.Format is awesome in every way, including the bizarre number of combinations of format strings.
• John Sheehan also keeps an excellent collection of .NET Cheat Sheets on his blog.

Keep checking back as I plan to keep adding more in the future...