Related to #2065
This issue details the efforts required to start to bring the old .NET Framework articles up-to-date. Here are some of the ideas on improvements:
- Look at migrating the overview pages to become the root landing pages for sections (get rid of the link farms)
- Old walkthroughs need to be moved to an archived section and called out on top, until they're migrated.
- Screenshots and Visual Studio instructions should always present VS2022.
One other thing to note is writing style. Microsoft's writing style isn't as formal as it was 10-15 years ago when the .NET Framework content was written. New articles are straight to the point and use a more relaxed style. Articles in the content set will greatly differ after the merge.
Related to #2065
This issue details the efforts required to start to bring the old .NET Framework articles up-to-date. Here are some of the ideas on improvements:
One other thing to note is writing style. Microsoft's writing style isn't as formal as it was 10-15 years ago when the .NET Framework content was written. New articles are straight to the point and use a more relaxed style. Articles in the content set will greatly differ after the merge.