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Some people don’t always have a fast (or any) internet connection when they work. In those cases it can be nice to have offline versions. I imagine this is use
by devjab 3y ago
Some people don’t always have a fast (or any) internet connection when they work. In those cases it can be nice to have offline versions.
I imagine this is useful for a lot of people around the globe. I don’t use the broader internet a whole lot when I work, but I do use the official documentation pages when I forget how basic things, partly because my memory isn’t great but also because I work on multiple languages and don’t always remember how they each do specific things like splitting strings, reducing arrays or whatever. If I couldn’t just go to the official language documentation’s I’d need offline versions.
- viraptor 3y agoEven with fast internet, the other end is not always great. Trying to click through a few nodes of AWS documentation can be a quite bad experience some days. Especially combined with their not great search. That 5s here and there starts adding up if you're trying to research something you don't know very well.