I drag the divider in the project window to just show the groups and files (tree) section and no code. Double clicking in the tree opens new editor windows. I move the project window to a secondary monitor, open two primary editor windows side by side in the primary monitor. From that point onwards, I can either double click on the tree or use the open quickly shortcut, cmd+dbl click on method/classes to open new editor windows. Seems pretty alright to me. I used to have 10+ windows when using Dolphin and it seemed ok too, maybe it's just me.<p>> Windows mean different things. Some mean code documents, some mean visual aid, some mean a kind of “project” that groups all things.<p>I end up with only the project window (only the navigation tree and it's a slim and tall window), editor windows (the only windows with code, half a screen width, usually full screen height) and the occasional Xcode documentation window.<p>> The project window continually morphs it’s state as you enter and exit debugging. It’s appearance is different, not upon your application’s state, but rather the toolbar button in the upper left, that automatically changes (one-way).<p>I hardly use the project window since there is the open quickly shortcut. I do use it to open when there is less than 2 editor windows open (Xcode oddity, it will open the code in the project window in this case, and because I only show the tree, it looks like nothing happened. Took me a while to figure that out).<p>When I run the app in debug mode and hit a breakpoint, I just use the shortcut buttons on the top of any editor window to pop up the debugger, not touching the project window.<p>> All the code looks the same. There is no unique identifier in Exposé mode. I must selectively hover over each file and read it’s filename. Or, I can exposé to try and find the project window (which can look much like a code window too), and then open a new document.<p>The code windows are not labelled in Exposé, but does hovering over them break the flow for you? Or is it because all the windows, including the project window look the same to you?<p>> If I accidentally Cmd-W the Project window, I have to start from scratch, opening the whole project and each document again. This often happens as you accidentally open windows and want to immediately close them.<p>That's strange. If I close the project window, all I have to do is open it again and all the editor windows open up as they were previously