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Just for the readers convenience.
DanielMSchmidt
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Oct 31, 2016
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-1 on adding MDN as a source of truth. It is mostly a community-driven wiki and often contains outdated or wrong information. Maybe it's better to add links to specifications? |
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As this document is also a "community-driven wiki" I don't see a problem with using MDN. Most libraries and frameworks reference it when talking about browser APIs in their docs, React itself included. Also, I think the specification is way to detailed for skimming when it's mentioned as it is in this doc. See https://w3c.github.io/requestidlecallback/ |
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i cannot agree more. for some people specs are hard to grasp and MDN provides a good overview, if somebody want to know more a about a topic, MDN provides always resources to specs and more. |
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Just for the readers convenience.