My previous work was almost completely offline. I had limited access to the Internet on a different computer, but I couldn't use it all the time and it was inco

My previous work was almost completely offline. I had limited access to the Internet on a different computer, but I couldn't use it all the time and it was inconvenient. Basically I had to setup completely offline development environment. It's easy when you can connect to the internet temporarily. Otherwise it might be tricky for some environments. In your case it'll be easy. I download all documentation. I'm using Java and I've found that most of libraries and frameworks that I use provide downloadable offline documentation. While I wouldn't disconnect myself from the Internet willingly, it was not that big deal. Sure, I couldn't stackoverflow trivial questions like how do I find files in powershell, I had to actually read powershell mans and spend 10 minutes instead of 10 seconds, but that's not a big issue, rather a nuisance.