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Agree. going through .Net ans ASP.Net documentation and none of the classes/methods have usage examples except for the super obvious ones (like the "String" cla

Agree. going through .Net ans ASP.Net documentation and none of the classes/methods have usage examples except for the super obvious ones (like the "String" class). They just show method signatures and that's it. It as if the tools were built "by IDE users", "for IDE users".

atonse 6y ago
They may have stagnated but MSDN was, for many, many years, some of the best documentation I had seen anywhere. (Java was pretty solid too, and also PHP). But maybe I didn't stray too far off the beaten path?
- coliveira 6y ago
  MSDN has a lot of documentation, but it is not easy to use.