An organized and well-thought-out folder structure is crucial to keep track of your projects and be in full control of their states.
Currently, I...
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I have a folder called
devand it's basically one big dumping ground 😅me i have a folder called projects i used to have a folder structure like
in_prog(in progress)
done(finished)
testing
play
but you know 😂😂😂 I just started dumping stuff to a single folder
Best method imho 🙃
Haha, seems pretty familiar 😂😂
Hey Mazda,
For me, it's obviously all in GIT.
But next to that my local environment is very simple:
--- www (the main folder, that's linked to my localhost)
---- git project 1 (no matter what, PHP, Angular, Ionic)
---- play (playground folder, can run simple PHP scripts)
----- script1.php
Basically it's
cd wwwand runs whatever I need to start working on.I do clean up this directory if I don't have to work on this project for a while.
Also, a good one to keep track if all projects are committed:
Check git commit status
Thanks for the input 🙏❤
If I wasn't lazy my projects structure would be like this:
😅😂😂😂 but i am lazy so I just throw my eggs in one basket
I am curious to what kind of projects you have that become "finished"? I don't think I've ever come to a "this project is perfect and thus finished" state yet. Personally I don't have enough projects going that splitting them up from
~/srcwould make any sense :-)Agree with you, see my reply to Gary 😉
I installed a new SSD prior to beginning a boot camp in order to have a completely fresh directory tree that was separate from my Windows directory tree and cloud storage. Also makes navigating the terminal easier for git and node purposes. But I honestly hadn't put much thought into the organization of that drive yet. This is a great starting point. Thanks!
No problems, happy to help 🙏❤
This really got me thinking...
I’ve gotta get on the organization game.
Thanks for the thought provoking article!
Awesome to hear! 😉
Each move you take starts by setting the mind towards it 🙏❤
er- I wanna come back and thank you, I've organized my whole system in ways it should have been all along. I can really attribute it to this article. My computer and I surely thank you :)
What's a finished project?
I throw everything under /var/www/html with its own folder, and haveva separate sandbox project for trying stuff before it hits a project
Agree with the fact that the project is never actually finished, as theoretical, there are always more options to add and ways to improve it... 😉Let me re-phrase - these are the projects that have fulfilled the requirements (features) and the client is happy with 😉
I keep forgetting that people do freelance work and actually have multiple clients. I have my employer, and then just side projects which I tinker with for learning more than anything.
Basically, everything of mine is a folder relating to its repository within GitLab. Doesn't matter if it's web or something else. Web goes in
/var/www/htmlanything else goes in/home/gary/Documents/code/I have a folder called
webdevin my pc where I put my all projects.I have a folder called
js-projectsbecause I really only program with JS and TS and I put what projects I have in separate folders there.