W3Schools is a great resource to kick off your web development journey before expanding it to other websites like MDN Docs and Stack Overflow.

Nitin Reddy

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MDN Web Docs are very detailed, often offering a more meaty bit of content than your typical W3Schools tutorial. There is a section/page for most individual concepts on everything they cover. Since you have a good foundational knowledge, you can more easily read and understand these extras without it weighing you down.

W3Schools Is Better Than You Think

<p>When I was learning to code, w3schools was so valuable. I found MDN to be written very verbose code-speak. When you still don’t know your arguments from your parameters, the simplicity of w3 was super useful. And the quality of their examples are so much better than they were when w3fools was launched.</p>
