Ruby / Rails offline documentation
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Joshua Wehner
May 25, 2013, 6:18:45 PM5/25/13
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Hello everyone --
I made something for myself and suspect that other people might find it useful, too.
I like to have a copy of the Ruby and Rails documentation handy, even in the rare instances when I am not connected to the internet. I used a Ruby gem called sdoc (which generates documentation that is searchable and combinable) to generate and combine the documentation for Ruby and Rails -- because I can't always remember if a particular method is defined in Ruby or comes from Rails.
You can download everything here: http://db.tt/z2YhjrL9 (zipped, about 12mb). Once it's downloaded, unzip it wherever you like and open the "index.html" file in your favorite browser. (And while you're looking at it, make a bookmark so you can come back to it easily.)
Enjoy!
I made something for myself and suspect that other people might find it useful, too.
I like to have a copy of the Ruby and Rails documentation handy, even in the rare instances when I am not connected to the internet. I used a Ruby gem called sdoc (which generates documentation that is searchable and combinable) to generate and combine the documentation for Ruby and Rails -- because I can't always remember if a particular method is defined in Ruby or comes from Rails.
You can download everything here: http://db.tt/z2YhjrL9 (zipped, about 12mb). Once it's downloaded, unzip it wherever you like and open the "index.html" file in your favorite browser. (And while you're looking at it, make a bookmark so you can come back to it easily.)
Enjoy!
Weston Platter
May 26, 2013, 1:24:18 AM5/26/13
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Nice.
https://github.com/rgarcia/dochub is another similar tool written in node focused on docs for: CSS, HTML, JavaScript, DOM, jQuery, PHP, and Python.
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