What JavaScript documentation is included?

DocNative includes the complete MDN JavaScript reference—language fundamentals, ES6+ features, built-in objects, Web APIs, and guides. This covers everything from basic syntax to advanced topics like Promises, async/await, and modules.

Does it cover ES6 and newer features?

Yes. The documentation includes all modern JavaScript features: arrow functions, destructuring, spread operators, classes, modules, Promises, async/await, optional chaining, nullish coalescing, and more. Coverage matches the latest MDN documentation.

How current is the JavaScript documentation?

DocNative syncs with MDN when you have connectivity. JavaScript evolves quickly, and MDN documentation is regularly updated to reflect new language features and browser APIs. You will see an update indicator when new content is available.

Can I search JavaScript methods offline?

Absolutely. The offline search indexes the entire JavaScript documentation. Search for "Array methods" or "Promise.all" and get instant results. Search is optimized for common JavaScript queries.

Documentation Source

JavaScript Documentation Offline

The complete MDN JavaScript reference, optimized for offline mobile reading. From language fundamentals to advanced APIs—accessible anywhere.

Bundle Size

~45MB

Why Offline

JavaScript Reference, Always Available

JavaScript is everywhere—browsers, servers, mobile apps, embedded systems. The language evolves rapidly, and keeping up with new features, methods, and best practices requires constant reference to documentation.

MDN is the definitive JavaScript reference, but it requires internet access. DocNative downloads the complete MDN JavaScript documentation to your device—every method, every example, every guide—available offline.

Search finds what you need instantly. Query "array filter" or "async function" and get relevant results in milliseconds. No loading spinners. No connection errors. Just the reference you need.

$search "Array.prototype"

-> Array.prototype.map()

-> Array.prototype.filter()

-> Array.prototype.reduce()

-> Array.prototype.forEach()

-> Array.prototype.find()

23 results in 18ms

Coverage

What's Included

Language fundamentals (variables, operators, control flow)

Functions, closures, and scope

Objects, prototypes, and classes

Arrays and iterators

Promises and async/await

ES6 modules (import/export)

Built-in objects (Math, Date, JSON, RegExp)

Error handling and debugging

Web APIs (DOM, Fetch, Storage)

Memory management and performance

Modern JavaScript

ES6+ and Beyond

JavaScript has evolved significantly since ES6. Arrow functions, destructuring, modules, Promises, async/await—these features are now essential to modern development. The documentation covers all of them comprehensively.

Each feature includes clear explanations, practical examples, and browser compatibility information. When you are implementing a new pattern or need to verify syntax, the reference is there.

Arrow functions and lexical this binding
Destructuring for objects and arrays
Template literals and tagged templates
Modules with import/export syntax
Async/await for cleaner asynchronous code

// Modern JavaScript examples

const fetchData = async () => {

const { data, error } = await fetch(url);

return data?.items?.filter(

item => item.active

);

};

~45MB

Download Size

1200+

Documentation Pages

50+

Built-in Objects

<25ms

Search Speed

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