> but almost every development environment/learning resources requires internet access. Figure out how to use your environment offline while you still have som

> but almost every development environment/learning resources requires internet access. Figure out how to use your environment offline while you still have some access. Nothing is a replacement for actual experience. It's not going to be the same, the main thing you will miss is dependencies, but that can be a good thing - it will force you to be more minimal, write less glue code, and get your hands dirty which forces you to understand more of what's actually going on. Just make sure you have access to all the reference material you need to figure things out without stackover flow and using other peoples solutions (dependencies).