New onboarding docs

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onboarding/general-introduction.md

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+---
+uid: general-introduction
+title: General introduction and architecture
+author: Daniel Otykier
+updated: 2021-09-30
+applies_to:
+  editions:
+    - edition: Desktop
+    - edition: Business
+    - edition: Enterprise
+---
+
+# General introduction and architecture
+
+Tabular Editor is a Windows desktop application for developing tabular models. Specifically, the tool lets you edit the Tabular Object Model (TOM) metadata.
+
+> [!NOTE]
+> We use the term "tabular model" to represent both Analysis Services Tabular models as well as Power BI datasets, since Analysis Services Tabular is the data model engine used by Power BI.
+
+This training materia

onboarding/index.md

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+---
+title: Tabular Editor Onboarding
+author: Daniel Otykier
+---
+# Tabular Editor 3 Onboarding
+
+This site collects all of our onboarding material regarding Tabular Editor 3. Note that certain articles in this collection use Tabular Editor 2, specifically the Command-Line Interface (CLI), for purposes of automated deployment and testing.
+
+The training material assumes that you have a solid understanding of the Tabular Object Model (TOM)
+
+Topics covered:
+
+- @general-introduction
+  - Installation, activation and basic configuration
+  - Migrating from Visual Studio / SQL Server Data Tools
+  - Migrating from Power BI Desktop
+  - Migrating from Tabular Editor 2.x
+- Enabling parallel development using Git and Save to Folder
+  - Optimizing development workflow using Workspace Mode
+  - Setting up Power BI Dataset CI/CD with Azure DevOps and Tabular Editor
+  - Setting up Analysis Services CI/CD with Azure DevOps and Tabular Editor
+- Boosting productivity with Tabular Editor 3
+  - Importing tables and data modeling
+  - Refreshing, previewing and querying data
+  - Creating and testing DAX calculations
+  - Using the DAX Scripting feature
+  - Improve code quality with the Best Practice Analyzer
+  - Introduction to C# scripts and macros
+  - Personalizing and configuring Tabular Editor 3 to suit your needs

onboarding/toc.md

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+# [Tabular Editor 3 Onboarding](index.md)

te3/index.md

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 ---
-title: Importing Tables
+title: Tabular Editor 3
 author: Daniel Otykier
 ---
 # Tabular Editor 3

toc.yml

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 - name: Home
   href: index.md
-- name: Common features
-  href: common/
-  homepage: common/common-features.md
-- name: Tabular Editor 2
+- name: TE2 Docs
   href: te2/
   homepage: te2/Getting-Started.md
-- name: Tabular Editor 3
+- name: TE3 Onboarding
+  href: onboarding/
+  homepage: onboarding/index.md
+- name: TE3 Docs
   href: te3/
-  homepage: te3/getting-started.md
+  homepage: te3/getting-started.md
+- name: Common features
+  href: common/
+  homepage: common/common-features.md