I am trying to create my framework/libraries to use it/them in other projects (when I have a time, I will start...), too.
I think the best way is to configure the dev env and the versions, between the projects, somehow in a way, that you can go fast to it and fix/update/change, this will include something like a centralized codebase, between the projects and the frame/library and you need to start thinking, not to implement the logic/functionalities of the projects with the framework (the framework rules), but IN the framework (change the rules). Exactly, the opposite for how a framework is used. The projects are the rules/framework and the framework is your project.
For the example, if you need to change something in a project, but it is not possible with the framework, you need to edit it.
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I am trying to create my framework/libraries to use it/them in other projects (when I have a time, I will start...), too.
I think the best way is to configure the dev env and the versions, between the projects, somehow in a way, that you can go fast to it and fix/update/change, this will include something like a centralized codebase, between the projects and the frame/library and you need to start thinking, not to implement the logic/functionalities of the projects with the framework (the framework rules), but IN the framework (change the rules). Exactly, the opposite for how a framework is used. The projects are the rules/framework and the framework is your project.
For the example, if you need to change something in a project, but it is not possible with the framework, you need to edit it.