There's plenty of research showing they had this problem in the past. In fact, I stated in the article, "(w3Schools used to actually contain a lot of incorrect information)" ... past tense. I've seen incorrect information over the years and have learned to "shy away from them."
I spent some time researching this subject. Looking into the information they currently present I found the documented issues in the past are fixed. I will honestly say that they have information that is reliable, though I have no interest in using their information.
Could you send a link of one incorrect subject on w3 schools, if there are any left?
Sounds like an entire article could be written on dealing with incorrect information on the web when starting out as a developer!
I'd be happy to ...
There's plenty of research showing they had this problem in the past. In fact, I stated in the article, "(w3Schools used to actually contain a lot of incorrect information)" ... past tense. I've seen incorrect information over the years and have learned to "shy away from them."
I spent some time researching this subject. Looking into the information they currently present I found the documented issues in the past are fixed. I will honestly say that they have information that is reliable, though I have no interest in using their information.
Yeah. I'm a bootcamp teacher and I usually recommend w3 schools only for html/css