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I am relatively new to ASP.NET MVC, and am very impressed with the clarity of the platform so far. However, there is one aspect that I find uncomfortable. At first, I accepted the fact that when I say return View(); I am calling a helper method that returns an ActionResult, and makes some assumptions about which view to present, route values, etc. But lately I have been writing code that looks more like this: return View("Index", new { id = myID }) because it is immediately clear to me what's happening by reading that single line of code. Lately I have been struggling with the fact that I can have an Index.ASPX view open on the tabs, and I can't immediately tell where it comes from because the IDE doesn't highlight the current tab in the Object Explorer. I haven't resorted to changing the names of the files to ControllerNameIndex.ASPX , but I do put a title in the view that is more specific. Still, it doesn't help much. How do you deal with these kinds of ambiguities?
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