Have you used WebStorm, Rick? Someone recommended it here this morning. If appears to do similar things, specifically aimed at web apps.

>Find in Files? Or use the Search box and set the search scope to the project or solution.
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>There's also Resharper, which has a Goto Anything option (Ctrl-T) which lets you type any filename, class or member name and it will show you anything that matches in a drop down. It's really, really useful and makes it much easier to navigate in Visual Studio without having to go through the Solution Tree. However, you do need to know some symbol name (class, method, member, file) in order to match.
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>For productivity especially in Web apps Resharper is hard to beat.
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>>Hi everybody,
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>>I am wondering how do you work with relatively big projects especially when you have a break in a few months? Say, I do remember I wrote something for the date formatting in case this is an empty date ('1900-01-01') to return / / instead. However, I absolutely don't remember how that function was called or where it was used and in which solution it was implemented.
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>>So, I have a general question as how do you navigate in the C# projects and how do you know which methods are available to you?
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>>Thanks in advance.