> This is avoid making a mess in the root directory of projects, as [this] tweet laments. Registered an entire domain name to back an idea based on a tweet, bu

> This is avoid making a mess in the root directory of projects, as [this] tweet laments. Registered an entire domain name to back an idea based on a tweet, but completely missing the point of that tweet. If only they'd read the tweeter's own replies under that same tweet they could've avoided wasting their time on this. For clarity: the original tweeter was bemoaning the state of JS tooling (the busy root directory being a symptom - not the core problem). Throwing your fifty config files in a hidden subdirectory is what's typically referred to as "supporting dysfunction".