It’s what editors like Sublime Text and LightTable use for their command search windows – entering something like “sa” will give you “Save As.”, because the input matches the initials of the command.
What’s fuzzy searching, you may be wondering? Fuzzy searching is searching for a string that approximately (not exactly) matches what you entered. It provides you with a slick and fast interface for fuzzy searching the documentation of all selected languages, in order to find the information you need in as few key presses as possible.
#Download mongodb documentation devdocs manuals#
It aggregates the reference manuals of all popular languages (provided they have their manuals in an easily accessible and machine-consumable format). Wouldn’t it be great if we could have all our development docs in one place, in a beautiful, offline-enabled interface with a super fast fuzzy search, for any language? Enter devdocs.io. Simply finding the technical definition of a function or statement has become far more difficult than it ever should have been – not in terms of complexity, but in terms of time wasted. Go back to Google instead of using the search on the language’s website because it’s inexplicably awful and slower than actually reloading the tab after a new Google searchĪs a developer who deals in web technologies to a great extent, I’ve encountered this quite a lot.
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