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I come from a Java background and have been using C# for the last year – So far the API docs I use are at MSDN (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms132397.aspx). I tend to use the lightweight C# docs.
What annoys me about that is that I don’t see one page with details of the class, a list of members, a list of methods and properties like I would with a Java API definition.
Is this possible?
Not really. The closest you’ll get is when when you click on the members link for the class and retrieve a summary list of all the members (methods, operators and properties) with more in depth details linked.
I kind of prefer this way of docs because you can fit in more information without having the pages be too verbose. Javadoc pages for a class tend to be huge, and I don’t like spraining my scroll finger. 😉