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Poll: What did you name the parent dir where you keep code?
What is the name of the folder you clone your repos into?
I'm curious, but also, if I create a coding demo video for devs, I'd probably use the most popular name just for familiarity.
If it's something else, add it to the comments.
- daviddever23box 4y ago$HOME/src/{domain}/{org}/{repo}, which was stolen from the hierarchical organization of Golang bin / pkg / src, albeit one level closer to $HOME than $HOME/go/src. For a developer named foo with a GitHub account, a repo named bar would, for example, be found at $HOME/src/github.com/foo/bar.
- h2odragon 4y ago$HOME/var/<whatever> for things I'm actually working on, there's a "src" there but its for "reference" sources that I'm not working on. Clean copies of stuff I'm hacking, and other "read only" code goes there.
- lower 4y ago~/Repos of course
- dagw 4y ago~/repos
- dhux 4y ago~/Projects
- mebble 4y agoSame
- JoeyBananas 4y agoanything in ~/ or /media/user/2TBSSD is fair game.
- __d 4y ago~/work
- simonblack 4y agoClose but no cigar. <grin> ~/wrk
- __d 4y agoC'mon, ~/w is clearly the winner here. I am reminded of Ken Thompson's comment when asked what he'd do differently if he reinvented Unix: "I'd spell 'creat' with two e's".
- brudgers 4y ago~/
- cercatrova 4y agoYou put your projects on the bare home directory? I could never do that, would clutter up my home directory too much.
- yasinaydin 4y ago~/git