Announcing PowerShell Module Browser
Today we are announcing the release of the PowerShell Module Browser, an easy, predictable way to search all Microsoft PowerShell modules and cmdlets. Read More...
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Windows Server 2016 and Windows 10 IT pro docs are now on docs.microsoft.com
We’re excited to announce the availability of the IT pro technical documentation for Windows Server 2016, Windows 10 and Windows 10 Mobile on docs.microsoft.com. Read More...
Almost a year ago, we piloted the .NET Core reference documentation on docs.microsoft.com. Today we are happy
to announce our unified .NET API reference experience.Read More...Announcing a unified .NET reference experience on docs.microsoft.com
Updates to our PowerShell Documentation Experience
Today we launched our revamped Azure PowerShell experience for docs.microsoft.com. Improvements to this experience include module versioning, code syntax highlighting, easier-to-navigate table of contents, the ability to edit and improve docs, and more. Read More...
On docs.microsoft.com, we have published new documentation for creating Azure Resource Manager templates.
The documentation includes reference content that presents the JSON syntax and property values you need
when adding resources to your templates. Read More...Azure Resource Manager template reference now available
I'm excited to announce the release of our Universal Windows Platform (UWP) documentation on docs.microsoft.com.
These are the most recent docs for the Windows 10 Anniversary Update, and soon we’ll refresh them for
the Windows 10 Creators Update, too.Read More...Universal Windows Platform (UWP) docs are now on docs.microsoft.com
We are happy to announce ASP.NET documentation and guidance has been migrated to docs.microsoft.com! Read More...ASP.NET Documentation Now on docs.microsoft.com
Today we are proud to announce that we have now migrated the documentation for Azure, Visual Studio 2017
RC, C++, ASP.NET Core, Entity Framework Core and SQL on Linux to docs.microsoft.com! Read More...November Update to docs.microsoft.com
Our team is committed to continuously deliver features that delight and excite our users, as well as make
their experience with our documentation in the most efficient way. In the past month, we have made several
changes to back that commitment. Read More...September Update to docs.microsoft.com
A couple of months ago we announced that we will be revamping our documentation experience through the launch
of docs.microsoft.com. One of the key parts of the announcement was the move to an open model, where
anyone, regardless of experience with documentation and developer tools, can help make our documentation
better, from submitting GitHub pull requests against existing documentation repositories, to submitting
valuable suggestions on our UserVoice page.
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Recognizing Top Documentation Contributors - Summer 2016
Today we are announcing the release of F# documentation on docs.microsoft.com. A while ago we talked about
making the F# documentation open-source, and in an effort to accelerate contributions and growth, we
have moved it to its permanent home, joining our family of documents covering language and tools on the
.NET platform.Read More...F# docs are now on docs.microsoft.com
Today we are announcing a partnership with Stack Overflow to support Stack Overflow Documentation for Microsoft
developers. As part of this effort, we are letting our users know that Stack Overflow Documentation content
will be integrated into docs.microsoft.com API reference content in the future.Read More...Stack Overflow Documentation for Microsoft Developers
Today we released a preview of the .NET Documentation on docs.microsoft.com. To learn more about the new
documentation experience improvements docs.microsoft.com offers, visit the introducing docs.microsoft.com
blog post.Read More...Introducing .NET Core Docs
Today we’re announcing the preview release of our new documentation service https://docs.microsoft.com, showcasing
content supporting our Enterprise Mobility products.Read More...Introducing docs.microsoft.com