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Unless you know the project's or framework's conventions, there's always a fair bit of poking around involved. Folder names are often descriptive enough, thoug
by primatology 14y ago
Unless you know the project's or framework's conventions, there's always a fair bit of poking around involved.
Folder names are often descriptive enough, though. "docs" is documentation, "lib" usually contains third-party libraries, "bin" contains compiled binaries, "src" often contains the code, and "assets" (often "public" for web-based projects) contains static images and stylesheets.
Now in the case there's no obvious "src" folder. But you know "docs" is documentation, and "lib" and "public" probably contain third-party libraries and images, so "views" is the best place to start.