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I'm a Linux user and what I do is as follows.

I have a folder named cheatsheets, and under that I have folders for topics like bash, java, css, html, sql, etc.

I save each code snippet or cheatsheet in it's own text file with a pertinent name.

Then I made a script based on the locate comand that helps me find the cheatsheet I need.

Besides that I just do grep -iIR into my project folders to find code that I've used before and that I need to use again.

I'm a Linux user and what I do is as follows.

I have a folder named cheatsheets, and under that I have folders for topics like bash, java, css, html, sql, etc.

I save each code snippet or cheat sheet in it's own text file with a pertinent name.

Then I made a script based on the locate comand that helps me find the cheatsheet I need.

Besides that I just do grep -iIR into my project folders to find code that I've used before and that I need to use again.

I'm a Linux user and what I do is this.

I have a folder named cheatsheets and under that I have folders for topics like bash, java, css, html, sql, etc.

I save one code snippet or cheatsheet in a text file with a pertinent name.

The I made an script based on the locate comand that helps me find the cheatsheet I need.

Besides that I just do grep -iIR into my project folders to find code similar to what I am looking for.

I'm a Linux user and what I do is as follows.

I have a folder named cheatsheets, and under that I have folders for topics like bash, java, css, html, sql, etc.

I save each code snippet or cheatsheet in it's own text file with a pertinent name.

Then I made a script based on the locate comand that helps me find the cheatsheet I need.

Besides that I just do grep -iIR into my project folders to find code that I've used before and that I need to use again.

I'm a Linux user and what I do is this.

I have a folder named cheatsheets and under that I have folders for topics like bash, java, css, html, sql, etc.

I save one code snippet or cheatsheet in a text file with a pertinent name.

The I made an script based on the locate comand that helps me find the cheatsheet I need.

Besides that I just do grep -iIR into my projetc folders to find code similar to what I am looking for.

I'm a Linux user and what I do is this.

I have a folder named cheatsheets and under that I have folders for topics like bash, java, css, html, sql, etc.

I save one code snippet or cheatsheet in a text file with a pertinent name.

The I made an script based on the locate comand that helps me find the cheatsheet I need.

Besides that I just do grep -iIR into my project folders to find code similar to what I am looking for.