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Dash has a nice landing page but, after trying it personally a few years ago, didn't care much for its portability or pricing and ended up going with devdocs.io

Dash has a nice landing page but, after trying it personally a few years ago, didn't care much for its portability or pricing and ended up going with devdocs.io in a pinned tab for the majority of my web development needs.

mvdwoord 8y ago
I have been on the road a lot and with spotty connections, the offline capabilities of Dash are unsurpassed. Also, offline copy of Stackoverflow is golden.
- jhabdas 8y ago
  Devdocs is offline-first. :/
- tarp 8y ago
  Devdocs desktop app https://github.com/egoist/devdocs-desktop https://github.com/egoist/devdocs-desktop `brew cask install devdocs`
akuji1993 8y ago
Also I don't really like pages that don't immediately tell me what I get for free and what I will have to pay for. If you will put all your good features behind a paywall, I don't have to waste time downloading a trial. Other way, if you don't tell me I'm going to get pretty much everything I need for free, just with some small limitations, I might not try it, just because I think it's not worth it, without knowing what I get.