Great to have stuff like this! If Dean is reading, one suggestion might be to add the version(s) of AngularJS it is describing at the top rather than just the last modified date at the bottom of the doc.

It's describing whatever version was out when I last worked on it because cheatography sucks and I am lazy. If you're on OSX: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/dash-docs-snippets/id4580348... is a much better resource. I have also been trying to relocate my old Tips-N-Tricks article to https://github.com/angular/angular.js/wiki/FAQ after I decided AngularUI should probably not schism the docs.

I use this on a regular basis, its great. It's not full documentation, it's a quick reference "cheat sheet" and perfect for it. (I have no affiliation with ProLoser)

I'd love to hear what BrianPetro is talking about beyond a fly-by cheap shot and group advert.

This cheat sheet has been around a while and did not make the quality cut to be posted here => http://www.linkedin.com/groups/Angular-Developers-4896676

What do you mean?

That probably is not the most constructive comment on my behalf. I have posted AngularJS resources, which I have deemed more useful than the cheat sheet, at the above link.

something tells me your sense of "useful" is a bit skewed away from beginners if you don't consider a cheat sheet like this useful.

also, the aprox 127 upvotes for OP shows maybe you should reconsider

I can't argue with that. Now posted in the said group => http://www.linkedin.com/groups/AngularJS-Cheat-Sheet-4896676...

This is incredibly useful. Thanks!

Thanks! Very useful.

Awesome work dude ! thanks. and yes adding the version at the top would be usefull.