I have a Development folder in my home directory, which then has subfolders by language/framework. For example:
Development
/Users/euantorano/Development ├── dlang │ └── phobos ├── nim │ ├── Nim │ ├── pledge.nim │ ├── recaptcha.nim │ ├── serial.nim │ ├── Nim.sublime-project │ ├── Nim.sublime-workspace │ ├── serial.nim.sublime-project │ └── serial.nim.sublime-workspace └── zig ├── docker-zig ├── ini ├── stomp ├── zig-chocolatey-package ├── docker-zig.sublime-project ├── docker-zig.sublime-workspace ├── ini.sublime-project ├── ini.sublime-workspace ├── stomp.sublime-project ├── stomp.sublime-workspace ├── zig-chocolatey-package.sublime-project └── zig-chocolatey-package.sublime-workspace
I primarily use a Mac these days, and also make use of Finder's tags to categorise projects based on language and such.
PS: Not sure what's going on with the formatting of the above code block...
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I have a
Development
folder in my home directory, which then has subfolders by language/framework. For example:I primarily use a Mac these days, and also make use of Finder's tags to categorise projects based on language and such.
PS: Not sure what's going on with the formatting of the above code block...