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If you are building web applications with .NEt, everything is fine until your app start to be big. The frustration come because everything in .Net web app finsih as a single dll, which look like a bloated file very quickly after you add some pages or features.

One solution is to work with multiple projects and then deploy to your production server all the files you need. Of course this can cause some issue, one for me would be the lack of common resources between the main application and the child subwebs.

So this solution from KbAlertz come as an easy way to fix this and now your web projects will look cleaner and easy to maintain. Indeed you have now multiple dlls, inheritance from your main project, and multiple projects (interesting too if you are working in developers team environment).