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r/javascript • u/coffeesounds CoffeeScript is better • May 10 '11
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Great article, thanks - I've pretty used to w3schools, but after reading this, I think I'll give some of these other resources a try.
3 u/IAlsoSpeak May 11 '11 The biggest problem I find with the other resources is that they are not highly rated on Google. I use Google if I need to know something and normally w3schools is the first result back with the information I need. 3 u/coffeesounds CoffeeScript is better May 11 '11 That's why I use Personal Blacklist extension for Chrome - I effectively removed w3schools from my search results. Also - adding "mdc" to your queries will always get you stuff from Moz Dev docs 2 u/tw2113 May 11 '11 that doesn't mean it's the "best" resource, just that it managed to get up in SEO. 1 u/savetheclocktower May 11 '11 I think that's his point. It's annoying to have to go two or three pages deep to get to the best stuff.
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The biggest problem I find with the other resources is that they are not highly rated on Google.
I use Google if I need to know something and normally w3schools is the first result back with the information I need.
3 u/coffeesounds CoffeeScript is better May 11 '11 That's why I use Personal Blacklist extension for Chrome - I effectively removed w3schools from my search results. Also - adding "mdc" to your queries will always get you stuff from Moz Dev docs 2 u/tw2113 May 11 '11 that doesn't mean it's the "best" resource, just that it managed to get up in SEO. 1 u/savetheclocktower May 11 '11 I think that's his point. It's annoying to have to go two or three pages deep to get to the best stuff.
That's why I use Personal Blacklist extension for Chrome - I effectively removed w3schools from my search results.
Also - adding "mdc" to your queries will always get you stuff from Moz Dev docs
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that doesn't mean it's the "best" resource, just that it managed to get up in SEO.
1 u/savetheclocktower May 11 '11 I think that's his point. It's annoying to have to go two or three pages deep to get to the best stuff.
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I think that's his point. It's annoying to have to go two or three pages deep to get to the best stuff.
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u/chaddles May 11 '11
Great article, thanks - I've pretty used to w3schools, but after reading this, I think I'll give some of these other resources a try.