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/s/p/ I made my project base folder path as short as possible. This reduces noise in error output, etc. Also lots of people blur their username from pathnames
by Leftium 2y ago
/s/p/
I made my project base folder path as short as possible. This reduces noise in error output, etc.
Also lots of people blur their username from pathnames in screenshots. No need to do that.
'p' is short for projects
's' is a drive partition used for local copies of data synced to cloud storage (Dropbox, Google files, etc). Can be backed up less frequently.
I use https://www.insynchq.com https://www.insynchq.com to prevent folders like 'node_modules' from being synced
- Leftium 2y agoI keep old projects in: /s/p/.archived I also started putting a text file in each repo like (readme.md) because I often forget either the name or purpose of a project after a few months/years.
- Leftium 2y agoOne more tip: https://github.com/ajeetdsouza/zoxide https://github.com/ajeetdsouza/zoxide is amazing for returning to recent project folders from the CLI. (Then I have a CLI command to open an explorer window. Directory Opus, actually)