"autoprefixer" appears as "autoprexier" in the images

Thanks for the cheatsheets, but this typo had me extremely confused for two days!!

In the second PDF, the serial join operation doesn't declare var concat = require("gulp-concat").

Hi,
Your cheatsheets are lovely and would well be worth printing ... but unfortunately the result is unreadable for me.
I'm using linux only and so I don't have, nor even know Sketch, to have a hope of adjusting the colors myself from source (thus keeping the result vectorial).
As a start, I would darken all the colors and change the yellow text to some visible color.
Could you do that for me and probably many other users would feel happier too !
Thanks.
Michelle

coffeeの差分のところですが、

changed = require 'gulp-cached'
↓
changed = require 'gulp-changed'

ですよね？

grunt implement

module.exports = function(grunt) {
  "use strict";

  // Project configuration.
  grunt.initConfig({
    less: {
      css: {
        src: ['less/style.less'],
        dest: 'css/bs.css'
      }
    },
    concat: {
      css: {
        files: {
          'dist/css/style.css': ['css/bs.css','css/bootstrap2/*.css']
        }
      }
    }
  })
  require('load-grunt-tasks')(grunt, {scope: 'devDependencies'});

  grunt.registerTask('default', ['less','concat']);
}

I tried to use gulp to implement "less" and do not "dest" new file and concat with other files. In other words, the code above don't generate "bs.css", it only dest style.css

https://github.com/osscafe/gulp-cheatsheet/blob/master/examples/js/serial-join.js

Not found gulp-streamqueue.

I've used "streamqueue" but it doesn't work.

It would be nice if there were SVG versions as well which people could refer to, since these are more easy to handle in a browser.

Now what? Any ideas and feedbacks are welcome :-)

• /How/to/*/write/.glob
• Multiple gulp.src introduced in gulp 3.8
• gulp-debug to verbose
• Text stream to vinyl

In this cheatsheet the two modules are used, but basically es.concat and merge has a same functionality. merge-stream seems my favorite because of readability, like below.

var merge = require('merge-stream');
gulp.task('hello', function(){
  return merge(stream1, stream2);
});

Here's some difference between these.

• event-stream
  • well-known, tested
  • multi-oriented toolbelt
  • doesn't support through2
  • Stream Array example in this cheatsheet.
• merge-stream
  • young module
  • single-oriented: focused on merge
  • support through2
  • Async Streams example in this cheatsheet.