There shouldn't be much difference between your personal and "professional" projects.
If your talking about a work account, things are different. Jobs could give you your own account they manage. Or they could just have you use your own personal one.
Another thing to consider is switching GitHub accounts on the same machine can be a pain, so using the same one on the same machine should be the goal.
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There shouldn't be much difference between your personal and "professional" projects.
If your talking about a work account, things are different. Jobs could give you your own account they manage. Or they could just have you use your own personal one.
Another thing to consider is switching GitHub accounts on the same machine can be a pain, so using the same one on the same machine should be the goal.