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1.1. Hacks 1-5
The majority
of the time you spend working with Visual Studio will be spent inside
of a project or a solution. You might edit the odd file that is not
attached to a project or solution, but most files you work with will
be in the context of a project or solution.Projects can be used for many purposes, but
primarily they are used to organize source code that will be compiled
into a library or application.Solutions collect a number of
projects together under a single structure.
The metaphor of solution works because it collects all the projects
that make up your business
solution. You may have five projects that make
up various parts of your overall business solution. For example, you
might have a data access project, business layer project, service
interface layer project, presentation layer project, and web controls
project. The solution groups all of these projects together and
allows you to quickly move between projects and manage references
between them.The hacks in this chapter show you how to create and manage projects
and solutions, manage assembly references, and dissect the formats of
project and solution files. If you're not already
familiar with how to work with projects and solutions, this chapter
will better prepare you to get the most out of the other hacks in
this book.
