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WebFundamentals

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Former git repo for WebFundamentals on developers.google.com

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Overview

The transition from DevSite to updated platforms like web.dev and developer.chrome.com indicates a significant shift in how web development resources are being organized and managed. This move aims to streamline information access for developers, consolidating valuable resources into more focused hubs. As someone navigating the ever-evolving landscape of web development, understanding this change is crucial for staying informed about the best practices and latest updates in the field.

Features

  • Content Migration: All materials previously available on developers.google.com/web/ have been successfully migrated to web.dev and developer.chrome.com, ensuring that developers have access to the latest resources in a single location.
  • Archived Repo: The DevSite repository has been archived, meaning it will no longer accept new issues or pull requests, emphasizing a shift towards consolidated, more dynamic platforms.
  • Updated Source Management: The source for developers.google.com/web/ now resides in google3, reflecting a more organized structure for development and updates.
  • Focus on Modern Development: By directing content to web.dev and developer.chrome.com, developers can benefit from an intuitive layout designed for modern web practices.
  • Reliability of Resources: The archived state of DevSite guarantees stability in resource availability, as updates will now be concentrated in the newly established repositories.
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