I think this is spot on. I am a back-end developer, so any front-end dev I do is on hobby projects, and for that w3schools pretty much has the answers needed t

I think this is spot on. I am a back-end developer, so any front-end dev I do is on hobby projects, and for that w3schools pretty much has the answers needed to get things done. For back-end related stuff like headers or response codes I do go to MDN, but that is because if I need to look it up it's because I need detailed information.