devsheets has a backlog of about 300 sheet topics i still want to cover, but the existing sheets need maintenance too. docs change. apis deprecate. the old “react components” sheet drifted out of sync with what react 19 actually encourages today.
so today was a rebuild day. five sheets, one session:
- python — renamed from
python-fundamentals, expanded from 10 → 13 sections (added comprehensions, match statements, type hints, virtual envs) - fastapi — 5 → 12 sections (file uploads, middleware, project structure, lifespan, streaming, testing)
- tailwind — 12 → 14 sections (dark mode, group/peer, container queries, scroll-snap, modern css)
- sql — 11 → 13 sections (CASE expressions, NULL handling, UNION, string/date functions)
- rust — 16 → 17 sections (async/await with tokio, From/Into, dyn Trait, Arc/Mutex)
every one followed the same loop:
/audit-sheet <slug> # what's missing vs current docs
/<rebuild> # write the new sections, regenerate the sheet
/validate-sheet <slug> # check accuracy vs docs
/sync-prod <slug> # diff dev → prod, push, revalidate cachethe audit step is read-only. it produces a report listing missing topics, partially-covered topics, and high-priority gaps. nothing gets touched until the report’s reviewed. that gating is most of the reason this works without the sheets going off the rails.
also added a new ollama sheet from scratch (12 sections, 17 items), which meant adding the icon, the bg color map, and the og-image color mapping in three separate places. one of those small papercuts that earns its way onto a refactor list.
all five live now on devsheets.io.