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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.
by kbumsik 9y ago
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.
- _puk 9y agoSorry, 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.
- ubernostrum 9y agoGoogle already overrides ranking to put its own preferred things first in your results. The time to complain about Google being a "gatekeeper of what is deemed correct and useful" was years ago; now it's far too late.
- tcarn 9y agoDuckduckgo is the way to go. Priorities MDN and Stack Overflow, really good search engine.
- Zpalmtree 9y agoI barely webdev, but when I do, I've found w3schools pretty helpful. What's wrong with it?
- jessaustin 9y agoMost people that have used both w3s and Mozilla Dev Network prefer MDN, and formerly were disappointed that w3s's better SEO formerly meant wading through their links when googling.
- hobarrera 9y agoHistorically, w3schools had a lot of outdated (or outright wrong content): http://www.w3fools.com/ http://www.w3fools.com/