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Mike Fechner
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I see benefits in using a couple of projects. Because they may have different config: - Frontend does not require DB connections at all, may not need legacy code in the propath - Backend does not require .NET assemblies – but may require legacy code in the propath (include files, triggers, etc.). With only a single project, you can only test this on Jenkins (where it should also be tested). But a developer should see as many possible errors in the IDE.
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