start your next coding project with this folder structure to code like a senior swe

[@murali-krishnan]

I used to wonder why big open-source projects have so many folders. Now, in my personal projects, I understand that organizing everything into specific folders makes it much easier to locate issues when something breaks.

[@letphil]

i know right. error messages are so much easier to find when broken down. can pin point exactly what i need to change. and hopefully that one fix can fix many other places as well

[@669jelly]

Eyyy Harmony Hive 🔥 folder structure and keeping everything as organized as possible really does help one and others that check your code out. P.s it was fun building that with you, and learned a lot. Thank you for all the knowledge 🙏

[@letphil]

that’s right. folder structure and organization will help your life immensely

[@v0rkath]

This is amazing, I'll definitely use this as a reference going forward for my future projects!

[@letphil]

thank you for your comment. theres definitely a lot of ways to do things but this helped for me

[@selah_2215]

coding save lives

[@RawseeRoss]

Thanks for the example Phil. would you recommend to go with atomic for most projects or does that just depend on how big or small your scaling your projects?

[@letphil]

i think it’s a good way to separate things in your mind of small to big. on a smaller project. you can still use it. but not necessary. you can just have global components you can use but would definitely separate from use case. like form components, ui components, etc

[@rightq3111]

Insightful Phil 👍🏽🫶🏽🙌🏾

[@letphil]

thank you for your comment