MDN

MDN is an open-source, collaborative project owned by Mozilla Corporation and developed by Mozilla, in partnership with a global community of volunteers and partners. Mozilla’s MDN team leads the platform’s development, content strategy, and overall direction, while the community actively contributes to content creation, translations, and browser compatibility improvements, ensuring MDN remains a vital and evolving resource for all.

Serving over 15 million users monthly from around the globe, MDN connects developers with the tools and information they need to easily build projects on the open web.

• Educational influence: Our resources are integral to many coding bootcamps and university courses worldwide.
• Trusted reference: Platforms like freeCodeCamp and Codecademy frequently link to MDN articles as authoritative references.
• Industry standard: Tools like Can I use leverage MDN’s browser compatibility data for up-to-date information on web feature support across browsers.
• Collaborative partnerships: We work closely with partners such as Open Web Docs, Microsoft, Google, Igalia, W3C, and others to drive web innovation and serve the common good.