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I don't have a super strict standard, but there are a couple of conventions I follow. ISO date format - 2017-05-23. Yyyymmdd is the only numerically sortable d
by roryisok 9y ago
I don't have a super strict standard, but there are a couple of conventions I follow.
ISO date format - 2017-05-23. Yyyymmdd is the only numerically sortable date format, whatever dividers you use
I use spaces, not underscores
I keep everything lowercase
I split projects by folders, and have a number of sub folders inside with various standards names - docs, resources, src, art, and usually a root level file called wot.txt which explains what the project is. Sort of like a github readme.md file.
I break my own rules all the time though. And my rules are more habit than anything. Following someone else's exact folder structure is more likely to cause you grief than help you be organised. Everyone is different