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What is the name of the folder with your projects, sources, what is the storage structure?
For example, I have a folder called project , it contains subfolders with project names. The subfolders have a src folder with raw materials and a release folder with the finished product.
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~/work/{COMPANY_DOMAIN}/{PROJECT_DOMAIN}/
{COMPANY_DOMAIN} - website of the company that runs the project
. {PROJECT_DOMAIN} - production website of the project. If the project is not a website, but something else, the domain is generated with the suffix .pro
For example:
~/work/github.com/yii2-log.pro
This is a library on github.com called yii2-log
You need to store the source codes on https://github.com/ or https://bitbucket.org
How exactly it lies on the locale is a personal matter for everyone and by and large it doesn’t matter.
For example, for development we useFor example, we use open-server.ru respectively, everything lies in its folder structure.
It's trite for me: the root folder is Work, there are subfolders. Since I'm doing the web for myself, I give the names of the sites to the subfolders, and the structure of each project depends on the frameworks. Usually three folders: dev, latest, backup
The Projects folder, there are <Project name> folders in it, everything is mixed up in each, but there is a Release folder, in which there is a clean version. It happens that Release 1, Release 2, etc.
Old projects and current developments that do not pull on the project - grouping by language:
New projects - a separate github folder:
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