Layout folder structure for multiple projects

ehausman@gmail.com

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13th Jun 2007

Hello

We are switching our code from vb6 to vb.net 2005 and had a question
about how to layout the file structure for all the projects.
Currently we have a top level folder "Trunk" that contains a separate
folder for each project and a "Build" folder where the output of each
the complied project are stored.
....\Build
....\Trunk
\Project1
\Project2
...
\ProjectX

Is there a better way to layout the 30+ vb.net projects or is there
any reference someone could point me to that might help?

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