Ten Things Developers should know about the Mozilla Developer Network (MDN) - Mozilla Hacks - the Web developer blog

Editor’s Note: This blog post is way out of date. The Mozilla Developer Network has grown a lot and changed its name to MDN Web Docs.

In 2017, more than 8,000 developers contributed to 80,000 pages of content on the Mozilla Developer Network. Mozilla also teamed with Microsoft, Google, and other industry leaders to greatly expand the scope of MDN web docs. It’s a huge collaboration and one that we all hope will make the web a better place for developers and consumers alike.

The Mozilla Developer Network (MDN) is one of the most popular resources for developers on the Web. Designed by developers for developers, MDN helps support Mozilla’s mission to promote openness and innovation on the Web.

As an open, community-driven wiki, MDN provides Web developers, designers, application developers, and extension and theme writers with access to the best documentation, tutorials and developer tools available. Anyone can add and edit content to make it even better. It’s used by developers building resources for a better Web, regardless of brand, browser or platform.

To give you a quick overview of what developers can get out of MDN we’ve put together this Top 10 list of things you should know about MDN and some tips on how to get involved.

Enjoy!