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This is a great start. Now let's integrate caniuse into every single MDN page.
A few years ago most of these companies got together to do the same thing and launch the WebPlatform for the same thing. If you watch the video, you can see some guy named Tim Berners-Lee with a title "Web Developer" say it was the place to learn. I wonder why they are relaunching instead of using Webplatform.Org ?
I'm glad they finally just surrendered to MDN, even if it was many years late.
The is great indeed. I hope w3schools.com won't appear in Google search result. BTW, It feels like OP omitted to mention to MS in the title though.
Sorry, I don't understand the overriding sentiment here.. Are we now asking Google et al to be the gatekeepers of what is deemed correct and useful because they have a preferred alternative that fits with our view on the world? W3Schools may not have the best historic reputation, but it still has a place in relevant search results. I have personally used MDN extensively over the years, and love it for what it is.
> One of our guiding principles in developing Microsoft Edge is that end users should never have to worry about which sites work in which browsers. This philosophy—”the Web should just work for everyone“—led to our choice to target the “interoperable intersection” of web APIs in our browser engineering. That's a good move by MS. In this context it's great to see them supporting open codecs, and for istance OGG contai…
Because video-games is still the one place where Mac and Linux are lagging behind, and they have DirectX to thank a lot for that.
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w3schools.com is a great resource. I prefer it when I need a quick refresher on an HTML element because it's especially good for having short, simple examples I can copy and paste. MDN tends to be verbose and technical. It's good when you need to know everything in detail, but often I need a quick refresher and a simple example and for that w3schools.com always seems to have better content. Compare these two pages fo…
The whole point of documentation though is for it to be complete, technical and well explained. Not to have copy-pastable examples. W3schools is neither good documentation or good examples though.
Don't forget you can use https://devdocs.io/ too which also searches MDN and store offline. The two are a great pair.
The is great indeed. I hope w3schools.com won't appear in Google search result. BTW, It feels like OP omitted to mention to MS in the title though.