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Developer cheatsheets
Dense, scannable reference cards for the commands you reach for daily. Real, general-purpose syntax — the same on any machine — laid out to print cleanly and sit beside your editor.
Linux terminal on AndroidThe everyday commands for driving a shell from a phone — navigating the filesystem, moving files, inspecting processes, managing permissions and following logs. They are BusyBox's ash and its applets, close to what you use on any Linux box; a few common tools (tree, curl, git, ssh) are not included, and full-screen programs may not draw like on a desktop terminal.33 commandsSSH & SFTPConnecting to remote machines, managing keys, tunnelling ports and moving files securely. These are OpenSSH client commands, as you type them on a laptop or a server. PocketCode's local shell has no ssh, scp or sftp command: from the phone you connect through the Terminal's SSH screen (hosts, keys, port forwards and an SFTP browser), so use these as a reference for the machines at the other end.21 commandsSQL basicsThe core of relational databases: querying, filtering, joining, aggregating and changing data, plus the schema and transaction statements you reach for daily. Standard SQL that works across PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite and most engines — minor dialect differences aside.25 commands