How to "C# Corner"

I have been programming for over half a century. The internet did not exist when I began programming. Back then we used printed documentation.

In the early days of Windows there were documentation tools. Applications had help features built into them.

Now with the internet programmers have gotten lazy. Applicaitons often have no help. Websites especially do not. Microsoft's documentation of everything they do is usually lousy.

Young people might not even understand what good documnentaion looks like. There are not many good examples of it. You are asking for user manual documentation and they seem to not understand. I think Mahesh understands but it will take time for them to write something.

If you can write an article describing what good documenation looks like then I know they will happily publish it.

Yes correct. We should probably have a How do I do things on C# Corner. May be create a video.

Sure, but again, those don't tell me the how/why of things.

Hey Scott, you will see a profile icon on the left sidebar (bottom). If you click on it, you can see options about your profile, settings, and more. 

Hi Eliana,

I guess I wasn't clear. What I'm looking for is a "How do I 'do' C# Corner" kind of a thing. Like, what to those top menu items actually take me to? I mean, sure, "News" is pretty obvious, but I, for instance, did not understand what was going on when I went to update my profile. As I think about it now, "Signature" probably means some text that gets appended to the end of a post such as the one I'm writing now, but I'd love confirmation. 

So, a "C# Corner" user manual if you will.

Thanks!

Hi Scott,

It's great to hear that you're interested in leveraging the knowledge shared on C# Corner! While C# Corner primarily focuses on technical content related to programming and software development using C# and other technologies, there isn't a dedicated channel here specifically for discussing the rules and regulations of individual Slack groups like the #how-to- channel you mentioned.

However, if you have any questions or need assistance regarding C# programming, software development, or related topics, feel free to ask here. The community is quite vibrant and supportive, so you're likely to find help with a wide range of technical queries.

If you have any specific questions about C# programming, software development practices, or anything else related to this domain, feel free to ask, and I'll be glad to assist you further!

Cheers!