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tbh i dont think i’ve ever needed w3schools, mdn has always been plenty for me.
Yeah. w3schools sucks imo. It's full of outdated or incomplete information. MDN not only gives more up to date info, it's also more comprehensive. Sometimes it also gives some good guidelines to wether use something or use an alternative etc.
I totally agree with w3schools being bad. However, when teaching web dev to beginner students, they usually find the MDN hard to understand and turn to w3schools.
The MDN requires either quite a lot of experience reading documentation, or being shown how to navigate it.
Yeah, that's because MDN isn't a site for tutorial site, it's a documentation site. I won't say I have much experience in reading documentation, I don't, but I still find MDN easy to read/navigate tbh. And also, w3schools is where I started learning JavaScript as well actually. Then I found MDN, learned about ES6 and cursed tf out of w3schools for teaching me outdated shit. Maybe it's better these days idk. So if you're a beginner, w3schools might be better choice than MDN otherwise no
It took me a long time to start understanding MDN but now that I kind of have a feel for reading docs it's a bit better although I still miss bits of info and sometimes struggle to understand the examples.
w3schools sucks and I suck at web development so we make a good couple 👍
Same-- MDN is S-tier, usually.
I like w3 css