Frontend Handbook

misha98857

About this app

Six front-end handbooks in one app, entirely offline: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React, Angular and Vue.

WHAT IS INSIDE
• HTML, CSS and JavaScript — MDN Web Docs
• React — react.dev
• Angular — angular.dev
• Vue — vuejs.org
All of it ships with the app: on the underground, on a plane and with no signal, the handbook opens exactly as it does at home.

SAMPLES THAT RUN
A sample from an article runs on the page and shows what it does — the markup, the styles and what it prints. The run button is only offered where the sample actually works: every one of them was executed and checked, and those needing a compiler or a network do not offer it.

QUIZZES, THREE WAYS
• Options — as usual, with an explanation for every question
• Swipe — one answer on a card: right if it is correct, left if it is not
• Cards — the question on the front, the answer and its explanation on the back
The same question asked differently: picking the right answer out of four and knowing it are not the same thing.

LANGUAGES
Russian, English, Spanish, French, Portuguese, Japanese, Korean and Chinese. The language comes from the phone.

READING
• Dark theme
• Text size
• Reading progress: the app remembers where you stopped and takes you back
• Search inside a handbook
• Links inside articles open the article they name, not a browser

PRIVACY
No ads, no accounts, no analytics: the app collects nothing about you.
It reads without a network — the internet is only needed to open a link out of it.

The documentation is under the licences of its authors; every handbook says where it comes from and under which licence.

Ratings and reviews

You can close the ads quickly enough and continue your study or lookup without loosing concentration. The time schedule or timeframe for ads to appear is not too invasive either. I would not have the app on my phone still if the ads did pop up too often or if it took 30secs everytime to have a close button let you move on. But if you want a reliable handbook for group assignments or personal use for study or growth. I think that this app is a decent tool, reliably offline and convenient to use.

Seems to be a mobile app of the react website documentation which I like. Good job! If you keep working on it some of the other suggestions already made would be amazing to see overtime like the sandbox and so on.

The app is awesome and very helpful. But one small step, in this app almost all topics are covered with class base components, You should also add function base components for more understanding and better ux. Thanks for amazing product 😊.

What’s new

• All six handbooks — HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React, Angular, Vue — now read end to end in Russian.
• The language comes from the phone: the app opens straight on the handbooks.
• Angular: the real translation of angular.dev, 238 articles instead of 50.
• Code samples: truncated snippets restored, console-style samples print what their expressions evaluate to, and the run button is only offered where the sample runs.
• A quiz three ways: options, swipes, or cards.