For my sins I find myself wanting to write an offline-first progressive web-app which means relearning javascript and a
bunch of browser apis and debugging tools that have evolved since the last time I used them.
I'm looking for resources outside of MDN for browser API and javascript documentation.
I don't want to commit to react or use npm if I can at all avoid it.
I am also not going to "just vibe code it".
So if you have suggestions for good resources for reference and learning for a bear of little brain; I would love to hear them.
@laprice Mind elaborating on why you're avoiding using MDN? It's still my go to.
@mauve Not so much avoiding as wanting to find alternatives. MDN is a good resource and a lot of very smart people worked hard to make it happen; but it's organisational sponsor has acquired some unhealthy incentives recently.
Ideal resources would be self-contained and usable off line rather than tied to a web server.
@laprice do let me know if you find something! I've only seen https://devdocs.io/ which still scrapes MDN IIRC
