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I use a tool called "Dash.app" for Mac from Kapeli [1] (I've no affiliation with them). It allows me to download the documentation for a lot of development tool
by jfroma 9y ago
I use a tool called "Dash.app" for Mac from Kapeli [1] (I've no affiliation with them). It allows me to download the documentation for a lot of development tools for offline consumption, these docs are called "Docsets", just to give you an idea of how many docsets it has check this link [3]. It makes also very easy to navigate and search.
You can also download a "tag" from stackoverflow which is very useful.
I know there is now alternatives for several operative systems using the same docsets [2].
I can't recommend this app enough, it is worth every penny.
[1]: https://kapeli.com/dash https://kapeli.com/dash
[2]: https://blog.kapeli.com/dash-for-ios-android-windows-or-linux https://blog.kapeli.com/dash-for-ios-android-windows-or-linu...
[3]: https://github.com/Kapeli/feeds https://github.com/Kapeli/feeds
- jamessb 9y agoAs well as the browsers that use the docsets from Dash (e.g. Zeal [1] for Windows/Linux), there's DevDocs [2], a web-application that works offline and uses its own scraper. [1]: https://zealdocs.org/ https://zealdocs.org/ [3]: https://devdocs.io/ https://devdocs.io/
- jfroma 9y agodevdocs.io is really neat!