Of course, you can just upload all the files of the application to the
server via FTP, but on larger projects you’ll want to filter out the files
that you don’t need for the project to run on the server. You can easily do this from Visual Studio
.NET via the Project menu, Copy Project window. You have the options to copy only the files needed to run the application, copy all project files and copy all the files in the source project folder.
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