frnkshin

This might be irrelevant to HN, but...

I recently got a gift code worth $150 on Amazon.com.

Are there anything that's absolutely necessary to spend this on Amazon? (Books, tech-related stuff)

I'm learning some newer languages like Rust and Go.

In order to practice using it, I'm thinking about going with building API wrappers around those languages.

Are there any APIs that people use and need wrappers for Rust and Go?

There are lots of documentations that are about how-to's, not necessarily pertaining to technology (submitting forms, requesting accesses, etc).

The problem is that there are A LOT, and it's very hard to go search for one that I need.

Is there a way to manage this properly? What's the best way?

I was thinking about writing a bunch of markdown docs and serve it locally... (None of the info can be uploaded online, so it needs to be stored in a git repo and only accessible offline).