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That is similar to my approach, though I will download the documentation if it is available that way. It is always available, you know which version of the doc
by II2II 6y ago
That is similar to my approach, though I will download the documentation if it is available that way. It is always available, you know which version of the documentation you're using, and I never understood why an intermediary should be involved when something is referenced frequently. (Yes, I realize the latter is a personal quirk.)
As for StackOverflow results, at least there is a chance that they will be more useful than most third-party information. I have found too many sites that attempt to rehash the documentation, perhaps in clearer terms but virtually always covering common knowledge and completely omitting everything else.
- necovek 6y agoI used to keep all the reference documentation downloaded and available offline, but at some point I got lazy because Google did give me the API reference as a first hit. I guess it's time to start bookmarking those /usr/share/docs/... paths again :)