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This topic may be old news for you but I just found out about it.
Today as I was researching a development topic I was pleasantly surprised to find out that Microsoft has open-sourced the Dynamics 365 documentation. After reviewing an article, out of curiosity I clicked its “Edit” icon:
To my surprise it opened the article’s GitHub Markdown editing page:
I was impressed to see that Microsoft is a) hosting its documentation on GitHub, b) writing it in Markdown, and c) allowing anyone to submit changes. This article explains more.
Tîpp Jäår $0.02
What are you waiting for? If you ever held a grudge that the documentation “is not what it should be”, here’s your chance! Head off to Dynamics 365 CE Microsoft Docs on Github, fork, write, then pull!
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Microsoft has moved all of its feedback system (comments) on Github too: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-au/teamblog/a-new-feedback-system-is-coming-to-docs
They also pushed most of the articles of Microsoft Docs in Github, so that people will be able to add stuff. It’s good to see they pushed everything, and not only common stufff like html/css/js etc. that others websites does (better) 🙂