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<v ->Hi guys, and welcome back.</v>
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In this video, I wanted to tell you
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about the Mozilla Developer Network.
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I know that when you're starting to learn a new language,
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especially if it's your first language,
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you may not really know what an authoritative source
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of information is,
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and the MDN is the best source of information for HTML
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and CSS research.
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So whenever you're making a search on Google,
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for example, and you find yourself with a bunch
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of different potential links to click
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to find the information that you're looking for,
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MDN is normally going to be the best source.
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And in fact, normally when I'm searching for HTML
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and CSS information, I just put MDN on my Google search,
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as well, because I want the information
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that's coming from there.
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The MDN is a resource that's made by Mozilla,
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as well as community contributors,
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and it aims to be fully up to date with everything related
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to HTML and CSS.
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So if you want to find, for example,
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information about the paragraph element,
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then you can go to MDN,
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and you can find the information there.
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Here, we've got the HTML elements reference.
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That contains a reference of most,
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if not all elements in HTML.
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So you can go down here.
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You can find the paragraph element, for example.
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You can click on it,
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and it'll give you a bunch of information,
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a lot of information
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about what the paragraph element is for,
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what the parents can be and what it means
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in different contexts
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and what you can use it for, et cetera.
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So the MDN is a fantastic resource for both HTML and CSS.
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So I encourage you to use it whenever you want
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to find information about something or another
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in HTML or CSS.
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Okay, so I just wanted to tell you that
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because I know it can be difficult to know where to look.
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MDN is the place you wanna be looking.
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And so don't trust most other websites.
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A lot of them are also good,
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but sometimes they may be outdated,
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or they may just be incorrect.
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So MDN is the best one at the moment.
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All right, thank you guys for joining me in this video.
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I hope you enjoyed it, and I'll see you in the next one.
