For really small stuff (say like trying out a JS method or property) I usually use CodePen. For experimental stuff I have a projects directory. Should a project in there become bigger and is going beyond just trying out stuff, I move it to a repo directory and initialize a git repo. This way I kind of have a mental separation on what's just for testing and I also know which projects are actually a repo (on which I can rely to be backed up).
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For really small stuff (say like trying out a JS method or property) I usually use CodePen. For experimental stuff I have a
projectsdirectory. Should a project in there become bigger and is going beyond just trying out stuff, I move it to arepodirectory and initialize a git repo. This way I kind of have a mental separation on what's just for testing and I also know which projects are actually a repo (on which I can rely to be backed up).