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Oct 13, 2025 by pinkandtrash.com 44 views

Improving ASP.NET Core Documentation: A Call for New Content

As the ASP.NET Core community continues to grow and evolve, it's essential to ensure that the documentation provided is accurate, comprehensive, and meets the needs of developers. To achieve this, we're seeking your input on new topics to be covered in the ASP.NET Core documentation. Your contributions will help us create high-quality content that addresses the concerns and needs of the community.

How to Contribute

If you're interested in contributing to the ASP.NET Core documentation, please follow these steps:

Search for existing content: Before proposing a new topic, search the existing documentation to see if the issue you're trying to address is already covered. You can use the search bar on the ASP.NET Core documentation website or try searching with specific keywords related to your concern.
Identify gaps in the documentation: If you're unable to find relevant information, take note of the search terms you used and the specific issues you encountered. This will help us understand the gaps in the documentation and prioritize new content.
Propose a new topic: Use the template provided by the ASP.NET Core team to propose a new topic. This template includes a request for information on how you searched for existing content, what you found, and what you're trying to address with the new topic.

Describing the New Topic

When proposing a new topic, please provide the following information:

Why is this topic needed?

Explain why this topic is essential for the ASP.NET Core community. What specific pain points or challenges will it address? How will it improve the overall development experience?

Suggest a location in the Table of Contents

Propose a location for the new topic in the Table of Contents. This will help us understand how the new content fits into the existing structure and ensure that it's easily accessible to developers.

Write an abstract

In one short paragraph, describe what the new topic will cover. This should provide a brief overview of the content and its relevance to the ASP.NET Core community.

Create an outline for the new topic

Develop an outline for the new topic, including the main sections and subtopics. This will help us review the content and ensure that it's well-structured and easy to follow.

Example of a Proposed Topic

Let's say you're interested in proposing a new topic on "Implementing Authentication and Authorization in ASP.NET Core." Here's an example of how you might fill out the template:

Title: Implementing Authentication and Authorization in ASP.NET Core

Search terms: authentication, authorization, ASP.NET Core, identity

Existing content: I searched for existing content on authentication and authorization in ASP.NET Core, but I was unable to find a comprehensive guide that covers the latest features and best practices.

Why is this topic needed?: Implementing authentication and authorization is a critical aspect of building secure web applications. However, the existing documentation on this topic is scattered and outdated, making it difficult for developers to find reliable information.

Suggested location in the Table of Contents: This topic should be located under the "Security" section of the Table of Contents.

Abstract: This topic will provide a comprehensive guide to implementing authentication and authorization in ASP.NET Core, including the latest features and best practices. It will cover topics such as token-based authentication, cookie-based authentication, and role-based authorization.

Outline:

Introduction to authentication and authorization in ASP.NET Core
Token-based authentication
Cookie-based authentication
Role-based authorization
Best practices for implementing authentication and authorization
Conclusion

By following these steps and providing the necessary information, you can help us create high-quality content that addresses the needs of the ASP.NET Core community. Thank you for your contributions!

Benefits of Contributing to ASP.NET Core Documentation

Contributing to the ASP.NET Core documentation has several benefits, including:

Improved documentation: Your contributions will help us create high-quality content that addresses the needs of the community.
Enhanced credibility: By contributing to the documentation, you'll demonstrate your expertise and commitment to the ASP.NET Core community.
Networking opportunities: You'll have the chance to connect with other developers and experts in the field, potentially leading to new opportunities and collaborations.
Personal growth: Contributing to the documentation will help you develop your writing and communication skills, as well as your knowledge of ASP.NET Core.

How to Get Started

If you're interested in contributing to the ASP.NET Core documentation, follow these steps:

Search for existing content: Before proposing a new topic, search the existing documentation to see if the issue you're trying to address is already covered.
Identify gaps in the documentation: Take note of the search terms you used and the specific issues you encountered.
Propose a new topic: Use the template provided by the ASP.NET Core team to propose a new topic.
Review and revise: We'll review your proposal and provide feedback. Be prepared to revise your outline and content based on our feedback.

By following these steps and contributing to the ASP.NET Core documentation, you'll help us create high-quality content that addresses the needs of the community. Thank you for your contributions!
ASP.NET Core Documentation: Frequently Asked Questions

As we continue to improve the ASP.NET Core documentation, we've received many questions from developers like you. In this article, we'll address some of the most frequently asked questions and provide additional information to help you get the most out of the documentation.

Q: What is the purpose of the ASP.NET Core documentation?

A: The ASP.NET Core documentation is a comprehensive resource that provides information on how to use the ASP.NET Core framework to build web applications. It covers topics such as setting up the framework, creating and managing projects, and implementing features like authentication and authorization.

Q: How do I contribute to the ASP.NET Core documentation?

A: To contribute to the ASP.NET Core documentation, you can propose a new topic by filling out the template provided by the ASP.NET Core team. This template includes information on how to search for existing content, what gaps in the documentation you've identified, and a suggested location for the new topic in the Table of Contents.

Q: What is the process for reviewing and revising proposed topics?

A: Once you've proposed a new topic, it will be reviewed by the ASP.NET Core team. We'll provide feedback on the outline and content, and you'll have the opportunity to revise and resubmit your proposal. This process ensures that the content is accurate, comprehensive, and meets the needs of the community.

Q: How do I get started with contributing to the ASP.NET Core documentation?

A: To get started, follow these steps:

Search for existing content: Before proposing a new topic, search the existing documentation to see if the issue you're trying to address is already covered.
Identify gaps in the documentation: Take note of the search terms you used and the specific issues you encountered.
Propose a new topic: Use the template provided by the ASP.NET Core team to propose a new topic.
Review and revise: We'll review your proposal and provide feedback. Be prepared to revise your outline and content based on our feedback.

Q: What are the benefits of contributing to the ASP.NET Core documentation?

A: Contributing to the ASP.NET Core documentation has several benefits, including:

Improved documentation: Your contributions will help us create high-quality content that addresses the needs of the community.
Enhanced credibility: By contributing to the documentation, you'll demonstrate your expertise and commitment to the ASP.NET Core community.
Networking opportunities: You'll have the chance to connect with other developers and experts in the field, potentially leading to new opportunities and collaborations.
Personal growth: Contributing to the documentation will help you develop your writing and communication skills, as well as your knowledge of ASP.NET Core.

Q: How do I stay up-to-date with the latest developments in the ASP.NET Core documentation?

A: To stay up-to-date with the latest developments in the ASP.NET Core documentation, follow these steps:

Subscribe to the ASP.NET Core blog: The ASP.NET Core blog is a great resource for staying informed about the latest developments in the framework and its documentation.
Join the ASP.NET Core community: The ASP.NET Core community is a great place to connect with other developers and experts in the field, ask questions, and share knowledge.
Check the ASP.NET Core documentation regularly: The ASP.NET Core documentation is regularly updated with new content and features. Check it regularly to stay informed about the latest developments.

Q: Can I contribute to the ASP.NET Core documentation if I'm not a developer?

A: Yes, you can contribute to the ASP.NET Core documentation even if you're not a developer. The documentation team is always looking for people with writing and communication skills to help create high-quality content. If you're interested in contributing, please contact the ASP.NET Core team to discuss your proposal.

Q: How do I report errors or inaccuracies in the ASP.NET Core documentation?

A: If you've found an error or inaccuracy in the ASP.NET Core documentation, please report it to the ASP.NET Core team. We'll review your feedback and make the necessary corrections.

Q: Can I use the ASP.NET Core documentation for commercial purposes?

A: Yes, you can use the ASP.NET Core documentation for commercial purposes. The documentation is licensed under the MIT License, which allows for free use, modification, and distribution of the content.

Q: How do I get involved in the ASP.NET Core community?

A: To get involved in the ASP.NET Core community, follow these steps:

Join the ASP.NET Core community: The ASP.NET Core community is a great place to connect with other developers and experts in the field, ask questions, and share knowledge.
Attend ASP.NET Core events: The ASP.NET Core team regularly hosts events and meetups to discuss the latest developments in the framework and its documentation.
Participate in online forums: The ASP.NET Core community has several online forums where you can ask questions, share knowledge, and connect with other developers.

By following these steps and contributing to the ASP.NET Core documentation, you'll help us create high-quality content that addresses the needs of the community. Thank you for your contributions!