> Java projects publish Javadoc which is good - you can sit down and understand an API. It's not the same story on .NET. Almost all the projects I use with .NE

> Java projects publish Javadoc which is good - you can sit down and understand an API. It's not the same story on .NET. Almost all the projects I use with .NET have sufficient docs on their sites. MSDN has the full docs on their site. If there are specific projects that are a problem that are outside of that. Well that is a problem with their project, go and complain to them. > Yep, hence the bubble. Python doesn't have this problem, for example. Yes Python does have similar problems. A lot of time people assume you are using a *nix machine and if you aren't then you normally have to faff with some work around. Go has the same problem a lot of things just don't work properly on Windows (at the least the last time I bothered). The same is true with Java, Go, Ruby etc. As for the tutorials. I've just gone on the ASP.NET site and there is a tutorial for Windows, Linux and MacOS in the tabs on the site.