GitHub - mdn/yari: The platform code behind MDN Web Docs
Development on yari involves updating the machinery that renders MDN content or improving the structure and styling of the MDN UI (e.g. the styling of the header). If you are more interested in contributing to the MDN content, you should check out the content repo README instead. Before you can start working with Yari, you need to: Install git, Node.js, and Yarn 1. Fork the MDN content and yari re
yari/docs/kumascript at main · mdn/yari
On the Yari platform that powers MDN, a legacy template/macro system called KumaScript automates certain aspects of content. We are hoping to stop using it some day, but until then MDN will still rely on it. This article provides basic information about KumaScript. KumaScript provides: A way to reuse and localize content that appears repeatedly between documents (e.g., compatibility labels, sectio
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[Markdown] Decide what to do about <dl> · Issue #4367 · mdn/content
The AI help button is very good but it links to a feature that should not exist · Issue #9230 · mdn/yari
GitHub - mdn/sprints: Archived: MDN Web Docs issues are tracked in the content repository.
GitHub - mdn/browser-compat-data: This repository contains compatibility data for Web technologies as displayed on MDN
