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Hey,

As of late, I've been noticing that with google, the best docs for a given library/framework/whatever are often not the official documentation. Maybe this is because it takes a user to understand which parts are hard to learn?

Anyway, even with google, the best docs aren't always easy to find (see: the purpose of stackoverflow =D ). so...

What is your favorite unofficial documentation?

Please post each answer separately so we can vote :)

I'll start...

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JQuery for Designers

Jiaaro
+3  A: 

QuirksMode

DrJokepu
QuirksMode is utterly fantastic.
Matthew Maravillas
Good one to read
1.01pm
+2  A: 

The User Contributed Notes in http://www.php.net/manual

Abdullah Jibaly
+1  A: 

pInvoke.net

Not useful for everyone...but when you need it you can find stuff you never knew existed...and its a wiki so if it doesn't contain what you needed and you figure it out you can add it...

mezoid
+6  A: 

W3Schools

Abdullah Jibaly
good call, I use w3school everyday
Jiaaro
+2  A: 

Google Doctype is pretty decent.

Matthew Maravillas
+2  A: 

digiLife.be cheat sheet list

Jiaaro
A: 

Ubuntu Forums

I know it's not exactly a doc, but since I almost always find what I need without posting it may as well be ;)

Jiaaro
+1  A: 

Railscasts

Abdullah Jibaly
+3  A: 

Why's (poignant) guide to ruby

Tim Jarvis
+2  A: 

A List Apart

Abdullah Jibaly