MDN partners with Scrimba to enhance web development learning

MDN Blog2024-07-09 08:000 views

We have chosen Scrimba as a course partner for the MDN Curriculum. This blog post explores what the partnership means practically, and how we will provide an even better web education experience together.

Source：https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/blog/mdn-scrimba-partnership/

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