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Re: DevDocs

#41

Found a big bug: use up/down arrow keys to select an item on the left, then hit right and left keys to open and close the sub-lists. But, if you hit right twice or more it will append the sub list continuously below.

Indeed. Thanks for the report! I'll fix it soon.

Edit: fixed

Re: DevDocs

#43
post #22

I built something similar a few weeks ago: http://doks.io (It supports all major languages and frameworks) (And it's open source !)

Is there a place to suggest additional sources? Its quite the list, but there are a few more that I would use if you provided them.

Re: DevDocs

#45
post #24
post #22

I built something similar a few weeks ago: http://doks.io (It supports all major languages and frameworks) (And it's open source !)

That is astonishing number of sources. But it is quite confusing when each source opens in different windows with different styling. I wish there was some universal documentation format that could be shared among all software.

I think Sphinx (http://sphinx-doc.org/ ) is slowly becoming that.

Re: DevDocs

#46
post #19
post #15

Earlier quoted context omitted.

FYI, Apparently there is a clone for Linux called ZealDocs ( http://zealdocs.org/ ).

But only with fraction of content...

It seems to be compatible with Dash's DocSets, so you could use those on it.

Re: DevDocs

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post #28
post #4

If you're on a mac you might want to check out Dash http://kapeli.com/dash Very simliar goal, but offline and instant. After using it for a while it's hard to imagine going back to reading documentation in a web-browser.

I built http://doks.io Which supports all the documentation Dash does. (The web UI is pretty simple, it was built in an evening). But both the server side and the web UI are open source. If you like Dash, you might like Doks

This seems nice. I wonder if this could be made into a ST2/3 client :)

Re: DevDocs

#50
post #20

I would love an interface like this for MDN's JS documentation.

+1 (Or if I could get MDN's JS docs offline and in-browser (not Dash)).
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