No proper internet access
Posted by itjustbegansql@reddit | learnprogramming | View on Reddit | 7 comments
I don't have proper internet access in my location. I am currently visiting my dad. I want to keep learning to maintain my journey intact. Is there a full c# and js documentation that I can download in pdf format. And I also wonder which book would you recommend for DSA?
oliver_extracts@reddit
microsoft actually publishes the full docs for download - docs.microsoft.com has a PDF option on most pages, but the better move is grabbing the .chm or PDF bundles from the official C# language spec on github. for JS, the MDN offline package is what youre looking for (they have a downloadable version). VS Code itself works fine offline, and if youve already got the basics down you can get pretty far just building things without tutorials.
WillTackettbjj@reddit
For DSA, Grokking Algorithms is probably the easiest book to stay motivated with while offline.
itjustbegansql@reddit (OP)
Thank you
grantrules@reddit
https://github.com/mdn/content
https://github.com/dotnet/docs
itjustbegansql@reddit (OP)
Thank for recommendation. But the repo looks messy for me. Maybe it's because I am not particularly good at fallowing the track of it. But can I ask you is there a pdf format that has all of it?
grantrules@reddit
They're websites, you clone them then run them and it'll be like you're browsing the official documentation but it's running on your own computer.
I don't know about any PDF. You can certainly find books free books online for any language by googling.
itjustbegansql@reddit (OP)
Thank you.