Classificações e avaliações

Great way to keep documentation and cheat sheets at hand without a browser. VSCode integration is a plus.

Super convinient app, but it’s missing the entire javascript ecosystem. To get a thumbs up I’d want to see that resolved.

Neat tool, it honestly never occurred to me that I could get work done without internet access until I heard about Dash.

Great Tool for offline docs

100% recommend

I’ve used Dash for years and am thrilled it’s part of Setapp now!

This is one of the few must-have apps, I’ve downloaded it on every work machine I’ve gotten for at least a half dozen laptops now. It’s a simple concept but it does it well, it’s kept up to date and it integrates with everything.

Really fast offline documentation browser. I used to use Xcode’s builtin documentation browser, but at some point it became unbearably slow. Dash eats it for lunch, I enjoy it every day.

Dash war mal richtig gut. Seit aber die Navigation auf dieses total unpraktische Dropdown in der Suchleiste reduziert wurde, ist es fast unbedienbar. Schade, dass der Entwickler hier nicht auf die Kunden hört und die Bedienung extrem erschwert.

Dash is great! Super convenient access to docs, great design and love the ability to add my own docs

I love this app, please keep it!

You never have to search for language and framework docs elsewhere

Fantastic documentation viewer. Also provides a url scheme, dash://<query>

still too early to make comment

One of the best reference tools around, even in the age of AI. I’ve been using it for years and I love it. If I had a wish, it would be to improve querying with natural language.

I have not found any docs related to the C#, dotnet, ASP.net and other frameworks. JUST NOTHING

A big set of documentation for different languages and utils. Really helpfull especially when offline. Also can gazer documentation from internet and make it offline

love it

très bon outil pour avoir tout les doc sur la même app

I have just enough knowledge and hobbyist interest in programming to know that this could be useful to me. However, the use cases I have for it would require adding or creating docsets, which I’ve tried, but ultimately I can’t figure out in a reasonable space of time.