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MSDN Library FINALLY Gets Organized

Friday, October 15, 2004

Thank GOD! Microsoft has finally reorganized the MSDN Library. The old, sprawling, incomprehensible table of contents has been cut back to just eight top-level subjects, and they are clear enough ("Web Development", "Office Development", ".NET Development", etc.) that it's no longer a mystery where to look to find something like the reference manual for IIS. What a relief.

Of course, it only took them six years or so to do it, but better late than never, I guess...

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