What do you call your folder where you keep your code?

On each new PC I make a folder named after some version of the afterlife: 'xibalba,' 'elysium,' 'outerdark.' And that's where I keep all my code. I assume everyone does this? And I'm curious where you keep your code on your own PC.

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[narsing itkampalli]

In my case I use ~/Development/ folder. I also pinned to Quick access. Changed icon of the folder to make it more personal.

Development/
├── learning/
│   ├── DSA/
│   ├── web/
│   │   ├── css/
│   │   ├── html/
│   │   ├── http/
│   │   ├── javascript/
│   │   ├── mysql/
│   │   ├── node-js/
│   │   ├── react-js/
│   │   │   ├── learn-hooks/
│   │   │   ├── react-router/
│   │   │   └── todo-app/
│   │   └── websocket/
│   └── web-apps/ (Usually used to build big projects but for learning purposes)
│
├── projects/ (These are usually my personal projects)
│
└── client/ (For client work, I create a separate folder)
    └── client-name/
        ├── project-name/
        └── project-name/

[decoderqueen]

my old PC had a dumb chain that was kind of like ~/repo/dontlook/saiddontlook/yourebel, now it's boring and just ~/repo/inprogress and such

[Amohammadi2]

I use this pattern ~/src/{project_name}/...

I can quickly jump into my terminal and type "$ code ~/src/proj + tab" and start coding.

[Varun Sukheja]

Mine is just /dev

[Alain D'Ettorre]

.
|---dev
    |---projects
        |---my-cool-website
        |---a-fun-side-project
        |---my-company-stuff
    |---learn
        |---react
        |---angular
        |---whatever-youre-learning

[Jacob Colborn]

I keep all my projects in ~/code/, breaking down each project into its own directory. I don't have my first customer yet, but when I do I'll have a directory in the code directory called customers and store that data in each customers own directory.

I save creative names for my hostnames. Each host in my network is named after a Norse god.

[Sam E. Lawrence]

~/src/

[Ben Klein]

workspaces

Then I have a workspace for the projects of my job (i22), one for hobby projects (personal), one for experiments (lab) and one when cloning foreign open source projects (external).

[Henry Williams]

Mine is ~/projects. Gotta keep it simple.

[Christian Guevara]

I call it Developer, so I get a nice icon :)

The internal structure is:

~/Developer/%company%/%project%/

If the project is not part of a company or just for fun, it goes directly to ~/Developer root.