Ask HN: Programming on Plane Trips

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  1. rust-koans

    Koans for the Rust programming language

    * https://github.com/crazymykl/rust-koans

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  3. ruby_koans

    Learn Ruby with the Edgecase Ruby Koans

    I'd check out programming koans in your favorite language (or one you want to learn).

    Examples:

       * http://rubykoans.com/

  4. c_koans

    C Koans

    * https://github.com/c-koans/c_koans

  5. javascript-koans

    Koans to learn Javascript

  6. zeal

    Offline documentation browser inspired by Dash

    As a side note, if you're looking to be able to access offline documentation for the entire tech stack for any projects (primary or otherwise) I highly recommend https://kapeli.com/dash (or https://zealdocs.org/ for other platforms).

    I also find that when working on a laptop with limited arm mobility and screen size, it's tremendously useful to be able to switch between IDE, documentation, and browser (for localhost review) with a single keystroke. On macOS I use a combination of Karabiner and BetterTouchTools to bind my caps lock key to hide or show my IDE, and other apps to command-caps-lock etc.; having an instant, tactile hardware switch between IDE and non-IDE is almost as good as having double the monitor space!

  7. devdocs

    API Documentation Browser

  8. go-koans

    koans for go

    as a 2m / 6'5" person... you are so lucky

    I wish I could zip through a set of programming koans on a flight like https://github.com/cdarwin/go-koans without elbowing my seat neighbors to a pulp

    if I could even get the table tray down. more often than not i eat with the food on my knees :(

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