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I’ll generally download a local copy of the language spec and the standard library docs. Rust’s borrow checker aside, most mainline programming languages have e
by falcolas 4y ago
I’ll generally download a local copy of the language spec and the standard library docs. Rust’s borrow checker aside, most mainline programming languages have enough in common it’s usually all I need. Google’s there when I need more.
Elixir and forth were the big exceptions.
- account-5 4y agoWhat did you do for them?
- falcolas 4y agoMostly reading a lot of blog posts and whichever e-material was available. Also read a lot of code. So on the scale for the original question, ebook over regular books. I used to use physical books in the past, but with the broad availability of material on the web, my need for them dropped dramatically.