Did you know there are special folders to help you organize large solutions? There is! They are called, appropriately enough, Solution Folders. To create one just Right-Click on your solution (or go to Project -> Add New Solution Folder) and you will see this in Solution Explorer: Simply give the folder a name and you are good to go. But so what? I mean, what can you actually DO with these things? Here is a list of stuff you can do: * Move or add projects to them. Solution Folders can be nested to create greater organizational structure.
* Add, delete, or rename Solution Folders at any time, if the organizational requirements of the solution change.
* Unload all projects in a Solution Folder to make them temporarily unavailable for building.
* Collapse or hide entire Solution Folders so that you can work more easily in Solution Explorer. Hidden projects are built when you build the solution.
* Apply the same policy to all the projects by setting the Policy File property for the Solution Folder.
* Build or rebuild all the projects. The projects are built in the order specified by the project dependencies. Read more: Visual Studio Tips and Tricks
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