These pages:
https://wiki.roblox.com/index.php?title=Enum
https://wiki.roblox.com/index.php?title=EnumItem
Are no longer available on the new wiki. They have important documentation on GetEnumItems and EnumType, as well as providing properties for EnumItems.
Itās been almost a month now and Iām still having issues finding content on the new developer hub. For example, the example code for TweenService is missing on the developer hub.
(Edit: Upon further investigation, Iāve found that the code sample has moved to a page separate from the API reference to TweenService. Why is information on this not in one place? You shouldnāt have to open multiple tabs to get information on the same exact thing imo)
I understand that the extensive amount of pages here arenāt going to be fixed in a monthās time, but it has caused numerous issues when I am trying to reference something, or when Iām trying to help someone else and I find content that just isnāt there on the seemingly official page that you are redirected to when you go to the wiki. This has made me abandon the developer hub altogether and rely on Google search to find the article on the actual wiki.
It seems the reason for this implementation was to put resources for both beginner and experienced users in one spot, which I think is good, but in itās current state it is not providing useful information to developers, and having it be the seemingly official and primary means of a development resource that you get redirected to seems odd to me when it cannot, in itās current state, function entirely.
I appreciate the effort that was put into this, but at the moment the numerous design issues and missing information that was brought up by many on this thread are an extremely good demonstration that the site is not up to par in itās current state and I think it should be put into some sort of ābetaā program. The community could check around for missing content, offer suggestions, etc regarding the site to improve it while keeping the original wiki active.
This would allow the developer hub to grow and improve but not require developers to actively avoid the site to be able to find information.
Maybe they added it recently, but they have this now: http://robloxdev.com/articles/Enumeration
It was a bit hard to find though.
I canāt use the up/down arrow keys to navigate through the search dropdown:
would it be possible to get an unofficial dump of the old user articles? there was a lot of good information that iāve now lost access to that hasnāt been snapshotted by the wayback machine
if i have to type out ārobloxā or ārobloxdā to get to either site its going to become very frustrating very quicklyā¦
Bookmarks.
IM A POWERUSER. do uou think i have time to move my mouse??? who do u think i am? havent touched my mouse in 20 years.
āoh mhmh gotta check the wikiā¦ WINDOWSKEY > CHROME > TYPE 'Wā > TAB> SEARCH āPARTā
.2 SECONDS 
This.
But really, it is a pain having to type out each url, having bookmarks tend to annoy me, anything off seems to get on my nerves eventually. Definitely a small issue, but itād still be great.
Edit: Something like dev.roblox.com, hub.roblox.com, or devhub.roblox.com would not only make more sense, but itād appear way more professional.
but in all seriousness, this upsets me more so as a ux oversight than as an actual problemā¦whatever people were in charge of deciding the URL didnāt have the foresight to recognize a potential autocomplete conflict which has led to a bit of a problem, albeit a small and easily fixable problem, it is a problem nontheless and it has created an INSURMOUNTABLE AMOUNT OF GRIEF for us folk SLIGHTLY KIND OF ON SPECTRUM. it also just follows a lot of inconsistency to the conventions of other roblox sub-domains (even rbxdev was migrated to devforums.roblox) and in general makes me and my fellow compatriotsā idiot-baby-motorcycle brains short circuit, and turn into the picture of the yellow lab that says āANGERYā under it in big red letters, which i would post a picture of if it was allowed on here.
Which article are you looking for?
I may have the old wiki as a backup. I canāt remember if I deleted it or not.
none of them in particular, but i know iād like to reference them in the future, the egomoose and quaternions (the person) articles are the ones i remember most vividly
Iāve got a couple bookmarked.
http://wiki.roblox.com/index.php?title=User:EgoMoose/Articles/Quaternions_and_slerping
http://wiki.roblox.com/index.php?title=User:MrNicNac/CFrame_Cheat_Sheet/proto
http://wiki.roblox.com/index.php?title=User:EgoMoose/Articles/CFramesAndVectors
Wayback Machine really doesnāt want to save these pages, so you might want to save the information on these locally just in case.
You can use the User List page on the old wiki to find some of these pages.
For instance if I wanted to find EgoMooseās articles, I would search for his username (case-sensitive) and click on āContribsā.
This would take me here.
Tick this box to look for page creations only.
Then look through the results and pray that you find something.
I cannot find an article on the new wiki that provides an overview of PluginSecurity/LocalUserSecurity/etc. The article on the old wiki just redirects to that awful ācontent no longer availableā warning which should just let the user access the old article if thereās no counterpart on the new wiki.
Link to old article: Documentation - Roblox Creator Hub
Also, I notice thereās nothing on the new API reference that tells me what context specific API members require. Thereās no way for me to know RunService:Run() can only be used from the command bar or plugins.
Weāve been working on a large patch over the past couple of months that should be rolling out very soon, which will address the problem of contexts not being shown. The new API page designs will follow soon after. The lack of this article was mentioned internally, and I think someone is going to look into it (cc @Ozzypig, @polarpanda16)
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