Choose Where to Start
Use this page when you know you need the docs, but you are not sure which door to open first.
You do not need to read Dynaros documentation in order. Pick the path that matches what you are trying to do right now.
If You Are New
Section titled “If You Are New”Start with What is Dynaros? for the short version of what Dynaros is and how its products are meant to fit into a project.
After that, go to Products and choose the system closest to your current task.
Choose A Path
Section titled “Choose A Path”- I want the big picture. Read What is Dynaros?, then browse Products.
- I want to build something. Open the product you are using and start with its guide or recipe pages.
- I need an exact class, setting, or API detail. Use that product’s Reference section.
- Something is not working. Start with the product’s Troubleshooting section.
- I need to understand a shared idea. Use Codex for terms and patterns used across Dynaros.
- I need version or compatibility context. Use Releases.
Common Routes
Section titled “Common Routes”If you are evaluating Dynaros:
What is Dynaros? -> Products -> Product OverviewIf you are trying a product for the first time:
Product Overview -> Guide -> First working result -> Where to go nextIf you already know what you want:
Recipe -> Reference -> Troubleshooting if neededIf you are customizing or integrating:
Learn -> Guides -> Advanced -> ReferenceThese are suggested routes, not locked paths. You can move between pages as your question changes.
How Product Pages Are Organized
Section titled “How Product Pages Are Organized”Product pages usually start with what the system does and what it does not own. That boundary matters because Dynaros products are designed to remain useful on their own.
From there, product docs may include:
- guides for full workflows
- recipes for focused examples
- Learn pages for concepts
- reference pages for exact details
- troubleshooting pages for common problems
- advanced pages for architecture and extension
Some product areas are still early. When a section is not complete yet, the page should say so plainly.
When In Doubt
Section titled “When In Doubt”Start with the product overview. It should tell you whether that product owns the thing you are trying to solve and where to go next.