Devbook

There are a few things almost all developers love: bug-free code, coffee, keyboard-focused apps, and the lack of unnecessary interruptions.

Conversely, there are a lot of things developers usually "hate:" other people's bad code, meetings, and more meetings, fixing friends' computers, and massive amounts of documentation.

The main problem with documentation is that it somewhat messes with one's flow. This is exactly why Devbook was created.

Devbook is a very smart look-up tool for developers that allows them to search for the resources they require in the most convenient possible manner.

In short, instead of having to break the flow and search for something specific using your browser, Devbook allows you to search Stack Overflow and a set of official documentation directly from your code editor.

You can use this neat search engine no matter what app you're using. Just use the global keyboard shortcut to access the GUI, and Devbook appears on top of your currently opened app as an overlay.

Better yet, everything can be done without having to use the mouse, as keyboard shortcuts are an essential part of what makes this app remarkably convenient. Almost every button of Devbook's GUI has its equivalent as a shortcut.

To conclude, Devbook is a very nice tool for developers who want to make sure that their workflow doesn't get interrupted by meaningless browser-based searches.

It allows you to search all the information you need in Stack Overflow, search and read Python documentation, as well as search public code on GitHub under a single roof.

It may not be for everybody, but if you're constantly finding yourself looking up problem fixes on Stack Overflow then there's absolutely no reason why you shouldn't try Devbook.