Maximum number of projects in .net/VS solution
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I've spent years working (with others) on a product, with VS 2005 through the current 2017, that has grown to 80 projects so or. No instance of VS during that time has ever choked on it. It's not terribly fast, but it probably works as well as one can reasonably expect with something like this.
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Vunic wrote:
This means, I would prefer to keep all the 30 projects under the same solution (this is a bad idea?)
Ugh, no. Each of the 30 projects is its own solution with a reference to the Common project (note, the project, not the DLL). And use a build automation took to build all the different solutions. And hopefully you have some decent unit tests so that when you change something in Common, you know when you've broken something in the other projects.
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