Reference

Look it up.

The lookups worth bookmarking, in one place — developer tables, copy-and-paste symbols and emoji, and quick kitchen references. Everything is searchable and runs in your browser.

Some things you don't memorize — you look them up, ideally in a page you trust and can copy from cleanly. That's what this section collects: developer tables (HTTP status codes, ASCII, regex, keyboard glyphs), the special characters and emoji that aren't on your keyboard, and the quick kitchen conversions you end up searching mid-recipe. Everything is searchable, everything is tap-to-copy where it makes sense, and it all runs in your browser. These are the pages worth bookmarking now, so the answer is waiting the next time you need it rather than buried three results deep in a search you'll only end up running again next month.

Web & HTTP

Dev & system

Everyday reference

Symbols & characters

All symbols →

This hub gathers three kinds of quick lookup. The developer tables cover HTTP status codes, HTML entities, the ASCII table and Unix file permissions. The symbols pages let you tap any character — an em dash, an arrow, a currency sign, an emoji — to copy it instantly. And the cooking references answer the questions that come up mid-recipe, from safe meat temperatures to cup-to-gram conversions. For command-line lookups, see the command cheatsheets.