# DevDocs
Offline/Online documentation for IT-developers. Open source

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## Screenshots
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## Hunter's comment
If you have ever experienced a situation when you need to know characteristics of a particular function in JavaScript, HTML5 property, Markdown syntax or something like this, but you didn't have Internet connection at that time (but maybe you had a book, but it's not easy to find information in a programming book sometimes) then this tool is for you.
It's a **well-organised documentation (with examples!)** that you can use as online as offline in the form of Chrome extension, Atom package, Sublime Text package, Desktop application ... Free!

Well, personally I'm using Brackets extinction - **DevDocs Viewer**. Once installed you can download documentation you are interested in and use it offline:
from Express framework to Git, from JQuery UI to Less, from Mongoose to Angular and PHP, from Bootstrap 4 to Vue.js...

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## Link
http://devdocs.io/

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## Contributors
Hunter: @alexbiojs

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