How I organized my university web app project on GitHub, week by week, so it stays clean and easy to manage.
For my web application development course, I needed a GitHub repository that could grow with weekly labs and features. Instead of throwing everything into one messy folder, I set up a structure that mirrors the course:
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A main README.md explaining the project
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A labs/ folder with subfolders like week01_html, week02_css, etc.
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A src/ folder for the main application code
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Branches for experimenting with new features
In this post, I break down the repo layout, naming conventions, and tips for writing commit messages your future self will actually understand.
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