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I’m not sure I’ve ever felt like I’ve needed to personally organize parts of MDN but I might just subscribe to support the place. Who knows, maybe I’ll love the
by mrzimmerman 5y ago
I’m not sure I’ve ever felt like I’ve needed to personally organize parts of MDN but I might just subscribe to support the place. Who knows, maybe I’ll love the new features. Notifications could be helpful, though I’m more the “check in when I’m about to use some method to see if it’s changed” kind of engineer and less the “stay as up to date as possible” kind of engineer. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
But hey, I’ll be supporting Mozilla and MDN so no real loss.
- kaycebasques 5y agoNotifications could be hugely valuable for developers who are looking to build feature-rich apps that rely on lots of new web platform features that are not yet supported on all browsers.
- robertlagrant 5y agoWhy? You'll know them anyway from caniuse, given if you want to support a broad range of users you won't want to just support the latest version of browsers anyway.
- Seattle3503 5y agoDepreciation alerts might help too. I wonder if MDN could build a tool to go through your HTML and JS/TS and notify you of upcoming changes that might impact you.
- fckthisguy 5y agoA sort of reverse-caniuse scanner. I'd love that!
- nerdponx 5y agoIs it possible to donate directly to MDN somehow? I already donate to the Mozilla foundation, not sure if that money all goes to the same place.
- ketzo 5y agoAn MDN subscription is probably a better number on a chart somewhere, if that’s what you really care about supporting.