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This is uninformed FUD. You can "see" what's in VS's project files just fine. The file format is straightforward XML with fairly obvious semantics. Having wo
by curveship 13y ago
This is uninformed FUD. You can "see" what's in VS's project files just fine. The file format is straightforward XML with fairly obvious semantics. Having worked with both VS's .csproj files and UNIX makefiles, .csproj is far far easier to understand and make changes to. I dive into it all the time. The most common case is when I've got WIP changes that conflict with another dev's checkin and I have to resolve them by hand.
Just because they supply a GUI doesn't mean it's the only way to change project settings. I'm not sure what led you to believe that.