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Because wat is forgetting the syntax to splice an Array for the 10th time.
Because wat is having to search js splice an array, sift through W3Schools and MSDN results, Command + Click three Stack Overflow tabs, close the first one, digest the second and then scroll to the answer to remember... again.
Because I would rather just type:
wat array splice
Don't worry, it's not a problem:
You're using a web browser, right? Web browsers interpret Javascript on the Internet.
Similarly, Node interprets Javascript everywhere else. You don't have to write JS to use Node.
Installation is easy and you won't regret it: there's hundreds of incredible apps you'll be able to take advantage of.
Node installation links:
Once installed, open a terminal and type:
npm install --global watThis automatically installs it and makes the command wat recognized globally by your computer, so you just run wat in your terminal.
Easy, right? And you're still a proud [insert language here...] developer.
Dash is extraordinarily well put together API Documentation Browser and Code Snippet Manager for OSX and iOS. It stores snippets of code and instantly searches offline documentation sets for 150+ APIs. Similar tools include DevDocs and Zeal.
Dash is a desktop application, and is more focused on centralizing official docs in addition to its cheat sheets. Wat is a command-line-based application and is more targeted at centralizing smaller libraries across all languages.
Whichever your preference, Dash and Wat intend to work together to cover all bases with the common purpose of giving you fast-as-possible reference to the code you use.