Something similar which I really love for terminal is tldr : https://tldr.sh/
Behaves like a substitute for man pages with most useful examples. Saved me hours of googling and searching.
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#12It also packs well as a fluid app if you'd prefer a standalone (and fluid doesn't seem to purge the cache and lose offline mode like your browser might)
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#13no java?
http://devdocs.io/openjdk~8/ (Java SE is proprietary; OpenJDK is open-source)
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#14For PHP it's missing the comments at the bottom, which are often essential to understand certain strange behaviours.
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#15Reminds me of Dash[1] which is especially useful when configured in your editor: press a key to open documentation for the word under the cursor. 1: https://kapeli.com/dash
But you pay for Dash subscription, this one seems to be free.
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#16Due to some very annoying behaviour of gratipay (the donation service devdocs uses) I have donated over $100 to them last year of the course of a few months. Not what I wanted to donate, but then again there aren't many websites that I use more often in my day to day work. So I am not too bummed about it.
Great work guys!
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#17Reminds me of Dash[1] which is especially useful when configured in your editor: press a key to open documentation for the word under the cursor. 1: https://kapeli.com/dash
Yes, but this is free and more complex.
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#18Something similar which I really love for terminal is tldr : https://tldr.sh/ Behaves like a substitute for man pages with most useful examples. Saved me hours of googling and searching.
Cool, it's even integrated in DDG: https://duckduckgo.com/?q=tldr+tar
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#19Reminds me of Dash[1] which is especially useful when configured in your editor: press a key to open documentation for the word under the cursor. 1: https://kapeli.com/dash
"Shift+K" does the same in vim. However, it looks for a manpage matching the word under the cursor, so it won't help you unless you're doing C or Perl.
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#20Reminds me of Dash[1] which is especially useful when configured in your editor: press a key to open documentation for the word under the cursor. 1: https://kapeli.com/dash
But you pay for Dash subscription, this one seems to be free.
And open-source :) (https://github.com/Thibaut/devdocs)
Disclaimer: I'm the maintainer of DevDocs