Well there are some tools you can use to keep a consistent experience that makes sense(these tips work for mac, windows and linux, I use them all), I keep my active projects in a 'code' folder and stuff I am testing is 'test', I use mostly jetbrains IDEs, so I use toolbox to keep everything up to date and synced, and I use git kraken to send signed commits to github.
I hope this helps
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Well there are some tools you can use to keep a consistent experience that makes sense(these tips work for mac, windows and linux, I use them all), I keep my active projects in a 'code' folder and stuff I am testing is 'test', I use mostly jetbrains IDEs, so I use toolbox to keep everything up to date and synced, and I use git kraken to send signed commits to github.
I hope this helps