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Zeal is a free and open source offline documentation browser specially designed for programmers/coders on Windows and Linux. It’s inspired from Dash on Mac OS X, developed using Qt, simple but efficient, enables you to instantly access 200+ offline API documentation sets with ease.
On account of basing on the same docset format, Zeal can be completely compatible with all documents for Dash. Although there is no code snippet management function (instead, it only provides the offline document browsing feature), anyway, for Windows and Linux users finally we have one to use (Dash is currently only available on Mac OS, although was planning to be ported to Windows, due to various reasons that was delayed).
// Key Features //
- Quickly search documentation using Alt+Space (or customised) hotkey
- When not in use, can be hidden to the system tray
- Allows to search multiple documents at the same time
- Integrate Zeal with your favorite IDE using a variety of plugins (25+)
- Do not rely on the network (totally offline)
- Open source under the GPL (completely free)
- All documentations for Dash can be used in in Zeal (200+)
// Supported Documentation Sets //
- ActionScript
- Akka
- Angular
- AngularJS
- Ansible
- Apache HTTP Server
- Appcelerator Titanium
- AppleScript
- Arduino
- AWS JavaScript
- BackboneJS
- Bash
- Boost
- Bootstrap 2
- Bootstrap 3
- Bootstrap 4
- Bootstrap 5
- Bourbon
- C
- C++
- CakePHP
- Cappuccino
- Chai
- Chef
- Clojure
- CMake
- Cocos2D
- Cocos2D-X
- Cocos3D
- CodeIgniter
- CoffeeScript
- ColdFusion
- Common Lisp
- Compass
- Cordova
- Corona
- CouchDB
- Craft
- CSS
- D3JS
- Dart
- Django
- Docker
- Doctrine
- Dojo
- Drupal 10
- Drupal 7
- Drupal 8
- Drupal 9
- ElasticSearch
- Elixir
- Emacs Lisp
- EmberJS
- Emmet
- Erlang
- Express
- ExpressionEngine
- ExtJS
- Flask
- Font Awesome
- Foundation
- GLib
- Go
- Gradle DSL
- Gradle Java API
- Gradle User Guide
- Grails
- Groovy
- Groovy JDK
- Grunt
- Gulp
- Haml
- Handlebars
- Haskell
- HTML
- HTTP
- Ionic
- Jasmine
- Java EE6
- Java EE7
- Java EE8
- Java SE10
- Java SE11
- Java SE12
- Java SE13
- Java SE14
- Java SE15
- Java SE16
- Java SE17
- Java SE18
- Java SE19
- Java SE20
- Java SE6
- Java SE7
- Java SE8
- Java SE9
- JavaFX
- JavaScript
- Jekyll
- Jinja
- Joomla
- jQuery
- jQuery Mobile
- jQuery UI
- Julia
- KnockoutJS
- Kobold2D
- Laravel
- LaTeX
- Less
- Lo-Dash
- Lua 5.1
- Lua 5.2
- Lua 5.3
- Lua 5.4
- MarionetteJS
- Markdown
- MatPlotLib
- Meteor
- Mocha
- MomentJS
- MongoDB
- Mongoose
- MooTools
- MySQL
- Neat
- Nginx
- NodeJS
- NumPy
- OCaml
- OpenCV
- OpenGL 2
- OpenGL 3
- OpenGL 4
- Pandas
- Perl
- Phalcon
- PhoneGap
- PHP
- PHPUnit
- Play Java
- Play Scala
- Polymer.dart
- PostgreSQL
- Processing
- PrototypeJS
- Pug
- Puppet
- Python 2
- Python 3
- Qt 4
- Qt 5
- Qt 6
- R
- Racket
- React
- Redis
- RequireJS
- Ruby
- Ruby 2
- Ruby 3
- Ruby on Rails 3
- Ruby on Rails 4
- Ruby on Rails 5
- Ruby on Rails 6
- Ruby on Rails 7
- RubyMotion
- Rust
- SailsJS
- SaltStack
- Sass
- Scala
- SciPy
- Semantic UI
- Sencha Touch
- Sinon
- Smarty
- Sparrow
- Spring Framework
- SQLAlchemy
- SQLite
- Statamic
- Stylus
- Susy
- SVG
- Swift
- Symfony
- Tcl
- Tornado
- Twig
- Twisted
- TypeScript
- TYPO3
- UnderscoreJS
- Unity 3D
- Vagrant
- Vim
- VMware vSphere
- VueJS
- WordPress
- Xojo
- XSLT
- Yii
- YUI
- Zend Framework 1
- Zend Framework 2
- Zend Framework 3
- ZeptoJS
// Tips //
- For the downloaded offline API documentations of various programming languages, just extract and put them into the “docsets” folder, then restart the program to make it be identified.
// Related Links //
- How to create your own docsets (Docset Generation Guide)
- Docsets Direct Download Links
// Download URLs //
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