Reminds me of my first job out of college. It was a very large insurance application written in VB.NET. It was a terrible application. And Visual Studio's searc

Reminds me of my first job out of college. It was a very large insurance application written in VB.NET. It was a terrible application. And Visual Studio's search functionality left much to be desired at the time. I ended up purchasing Copernic Desktop Search, which is an indexed file search tool. It's obviously not built for this kind of use case, but it sped up my workflow enormously. Nowadays, I can get by just fine with the search functionality in VSCode. (And I don't write VB.NET anymore.)