I have a ~/dev where all my projects reside.
Inside I've subfolders for work and personal projects. Work is further divided into client-name folders.
The client-name folder is the home for that particular client and all their projects reside here.
I've resources and notes inside each client-name. resources contains well, any resources (AWS/Azure stuff, any documentation, or any resources) and notes contains timestamped txt file with my thoughts working on the project at the moment. It helps me visit back and see my thoughts few days down the feature/task. I use VSCode project manager so switching between projects/ clients is easy too.
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I have a
~/devwhere all my projects reside.Inside I've subfolders for work and personal projects. Work is further divided into
client-namefolders.The
client-namefolder is the home for that particular client and all their projects reside here.I've
resourcesandnotesinside each client-name.resourcescontains well, any resources (AWS/Azure stuff, any documentation, or any resources) andnotescontains timestamped txt file with my thoughts working on the project at the moment. It helps me visit back and see my thoughts few days down the feature/task. I use VSCode project manager so switching between projects/ clients is easy too.