I found that in the Release Notes for Xojo 2022r2:
The example projects have been reorganized and some renamed to make it easier to find an example the user may be looking for.
Is it serious doctor?
No, this obsession with changing the names of all things is pathological!
Let me guess, they did not use symbolic links to preserve the old structure? Thatâs then pathological indeed. Like supermarket leaders rearranging everything and wondering about sales dropping 
Well, speaking as one with retail experience, the thinking behind rearranging stores is that, over time, regular customers just stop seeing the stuff they werenât specifically looking for. The idea is that the other stuff might now catch their eyes. But yes, that thinking (whatever you make of it) has no place here.
That thing actually increase sales. And that rearranging have an actual reason, as Jerry said, that increase customers time on the store and make them look other items.
Sure
Since everything seems new
Rearranging the IDE itself might be a close analogy
But the framework & language ?
That kills familiarity
that probably depends on the country./culture There is a reason why Walmart, Tesco, IntermarchĂ© and many others completely failed on German soil. Here you will be out of business in no time, if you make noticeable changes, w/o a good explanation (new owner is one of the rare ones). So, pretty close to Xojoâs challenges 
A long running joke here in the States is that Walmart dress code is basically âpajamas.â Iâm guessing that wouldnât fly over there either.
what didnât fly over here was that Walmart tried to forbid that 2 employees can fall in love (together), but that wasnât the only reason, there were many. Retail is very special in Germany.
So now there is
Example Projects > API > PDF
and
Example Projects > Topics > PDF
and both have examples of how to do things in PDF documents
Same for many other topics that now have multiple places to look for example code
My personal favourite is Example Projects > API > OS
And Example Projects > Topics > OS
The first covers JUST the shell object
The second then has additional subfolders for iO, Linux, macOS, Raspberry Pi, and Windows
How would anyone know to look in both places ?
Why arent they all in one place like
Example Projects > Topics > PDF
with all PDF examples in there ?
âmany placesâ is good. Increases the chances to find âsomethingâ. 
When I search something in the Example project, I simply Cmd-F, search on that folder (Examples), then I read what is found.
So the organization of the examplesâŠ
But, I always find a missing information:
an index of the examples and what we can learn in them.
But this is just my opinion, and no one never asked me about it.
Examples solutions for real life are welcome !
My supermarket couldnât stop rearranging stuff. It became so annoying and frustrating that I stopped going there and now go to the one across the way where they leave stuff where I know where to find it. You canât âfoolâ me into buying something new when I want to buy something else just by shoving it in my face.
My retailing experience was with photo equipment, not groceries. Yes, when I go to the supermarket, Iâm a hunter-gatherer who wants to get in and outâi.e, Iâm a guy. In any case, I donât necessarily concur with the practice, from the standpoint of customer service. As Spock said, âI do not âapproveââI âunderstandâ.â Name the episode.
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: You stacked shelves!?
You better believe it! And I was also involved in the buying decisions for what went on those shelves.
Ah - Old School Ikea! I thought it was excellent that at IKEA under the old owner Ingvar Kamprad EVERYONE had to work one day a week at the bottom (stacking shelves, packaging, tills, etc). Pity that he died and his sons are nowhere near his class âŠ
True story: friend of mine is a big animal at IKEA. He once visited Ingvar (then in his 80s and a billionaire) at his home and found him in his garden, harvesting his potatoes. As potatoes are quite cheap (10 kg could be bought for âŹ5 back then) he asked: âWhy are you growing potatoes???â. To which Ingvar exclaimed: âDO YOU HAVE ANY IDEA WHAT POTATOES COST!?â ⊠and not because he was stingy, but because he never forgot where he came from.
Well, my career in my âformer lifeâ was equal parts photo equipment retailing, and being a working photographer/videographer. These days I write code at home, and go out to run a steam locomotive for a theme park
Edit: I too value âremembering where you came fromâ in a manager, and always aimed for that when I was the manager.
Wouldnât happen to be Tweetsie Railroad?
This might be of interest:
Just note that it would be Carbon Neutral, not Zero Carbon (journalism in NZ is quite amateurish, especially on Stuff)