nice. Here's the motherlode of JS cheats:

http://www.scottklarr.com/topic/95/javascriptajax-cheat-shee...

I wasn't that impressed.

The cheat sheet includes a bunch of stuff like events and XHR, etc.

Maybe this guy is some kind of masochist but most people don't roll their own wrappers for these browser inconsistent features, they use a library. If you are writing new handling code for XHR and events constantly you're doing it wrong. Seriously.

Rest of it looks ok, though.

It misses some things:

1) prototype

2) constructor

3) prompt

4) debugger statement i.e. this is must for anyone who want to put breakpoints in code

But this is really short and sweet 1 page Core JS summary for people who want to write their own libraries

(function(){

  var myLib = {}

  myLib.prototype={

  method1: function(){ xx;yy;zz}, 

  method2: function(){ xx;yy;zz}, 

  variable1: 'value1' 

}

)()

The javascript cheat sheet from visibone has received some good reviews in the past, however, it's not free:

http://www.visibone.com/javascript/card.html