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> … and for example I can read Mozilla MDN offline. Mozilla MDN is pretty much the last thing I’d prioritize for offline reading, since it’s relevance is tight
by noizejoy 5y ago
> … and for example I can read Mozilla MDN offline.
Mozilla MDN is pretty much the last thing I’d prioritize for offline reading, since it’s relevance is tightly coupled to the availability of the network.
I might prioritize offline resources for Raspberry Pi and other computing platforms, that make more sense without the Internet.
But above that, maybe a few books about growing food in one’s own garden. :-)
- dylan604 5y agoNot sure how books on gardening have anything to do with coding workflows, but yeah, okay. There's a difference of building a reference library for home use or homesteading, crafting, etc than say working for 8 hours on a coding project directly tied to the need to use the computer. Computer languages/libraries/etc change frequently enough printed books become obsolete fast. How/when to plant, what to feed them, etc hasn't changed too much for generations. Nor things like when to use a dovetail joint, or other building techniques. Books from the 1900s would be just as useful today.