learn.jquery.com: Deprecated and Beaking Changes

I find myself struggling for answers, that just do not seem to be available anywhere. Trying to use
object literals as shown in the Learning Center leads to warnings, upgrading jQuery leads to the code not working.

//Using an object literal for a jQuery feature
var myFeature = {
  	init: function() {
	    console.log(Math.random());
    }
};
myFeature.init();

I was able to find a different way to do it. But I ended up the same results. So the following code does not bring me any closer to building object literals in 3.1.1

// Create your own jQuery function
jQuery.fn.extend({
    init: function () {
        console.log(Math.random());
    }
});
$.fn.init();

So how is this an issue? Well, versions changes have affected the fundamental use. But the Learning Center only provides one (outdated) example.

$( document ).ready( myFeature.init );  // Deprecated
$( document ).on( 'ready' , myFeature.init );  // Deprecated?
$.fn.myFeature.init;  // Is this the correct way?

I suggest the Learning Center is updated with version specific documentation that shows relative examples for each version. I would like to help, but skill level is rather low.

Sincerely,
Brian LaVallee

Start with the linked Learning Center and Code Organization/object literals page, then compare the documented examples with the jQuery 1.8.3, 3.0.0, and 3.1.1 cases described here. Update the documentation with version-specific guidance and examples for the affected patterns, with the deprecated and broken behavior clearly addressed.