Good, Searchable C# Documentation ?

Question

I'm looking for good, searchable C# documentation (might as well throw in .NET while we are at it) that I can follow while developing. Similar examples include Qt Assistant or JDoc.

I tried looking for similar posts on SO already, but couldn't find any.

Please feel free to close this if it's a duplicate.

Answer 1

You can search the MSDN Library.

Answer 2

Honestly, msdn is the closest thing but i really deplore their lack of examples.

In the end, google has been my friend for years.

Answer 3

NDoc, GhostDoc and SandCastle are several good C# documentation tools.

If you are asking about a source for the C# language and the framework, MSDN is your friend.

Answer 4

personally, I use google with site:msdn.microsoft.com

Answer 5

Agree with Google/Bing being your friend. You could look into SearchDotNet but it's obviously not limited to C#. It does index popular sites and is quite useful.

Answer 6

Use Microsoft's MSDN Library. If you're using Firefox, add a bookmark with this location

http://search.msdn.microsoft.com/search/Default.aspx?query=%s&brand=msdn&locale=en-us&refinement=00&lang=en-us

and set a "keyword" for it (e.g. "msdn"). Then you can simply enter "msdn ConcurrentBag" into the address bar in order to search for "Concurrentbag", for instance.

Answer 7

Select View > Object Browser in Visual Studio. It's great and easy to use.