Is it possible to comfortably learn js without the Internet?

Question

IT education

Forced to temporarily move to remote places where there is practically no opportunity to use the Internet. Question - is it possible to learn js without internet? What programs need to be installed to be able to write code? I understand that this is at least a node and some kind of notepad +. But is this enough? I set myself a simple task for the 'offline' period
- to consolidate the understanding of the basis of js, ideally - to learn react, work with databases (sqlite, Mongodb). I would also like to dive into test automation (working with selenium).
It would be great to see a list of required software. Is Node js and notepad+ enough for js development? Interested in web development.

Answer 1

The Internet makes life a lot easier.
But I just feel like an old grandfather at 35 - when I started programming, I only read about the Internet in books. And sometimes I programmed literally on a piece of paper, then retyping the code in Turbo Pascal and checking its performance. So if you want, anything is possible.
Grab your books, install VS Code and go.

Answer 2

Yes, it's possible. A couple of books, articles and the necessary tools (idea, database and others that you need) will be enough. But there is a problem - without the Internet, it may simply not be possible to solve some problem.

Answer 3

VS Code
learn.javascript from github
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