- š Iām currently working on rebuilding my github to eliminate tech debt, so i can enjoy coding again.
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Tech-debt sucks, so I'm moving all my smaller projects over to my monorepo, and cleaning out my old repos, so that I only have projects I plan on maintaining.
It started out as a struggle with finding a good naming convention for my projects, but grew into something larger: I've realize that I don't enjoy programming the way I've been doing it anymore, and I want to free myself from any stress and pressure I feel involving extracurricular coding. It is, after all, extracurricular. I want to minimize the code that I feel obligated to maintain, especially as I try to present myself as a quality coder. I just don't feel the need to go through my old repos and make them look up to par. So everything I have from up to this point is going into live in my monorepo. Inside that monorepo will be every small project I have and am working on. I will do my best ot keep it organized and README's up to date, but the point of the monorepo is to have a place to let myself go wild, and really let my creativity drive.
The goal of all of this centers around these 3 things in particular:
- It will take the weight off of repos, and github. I think the professional world places a lot of (sometimes overhyped) value in repos and github.
- I will feel more comfortable starting new projects and trying/testing new things and ideas without really caring if they end up working or not.
- It will help seperate the "hobbyist" and "professional" code in my repos, and make it clearer which projects I'm taking seriously verse the ones started on a whim.
I feel like I am entering a new phase of my software development journey, and I would like to make software that others want to use. Libraries that could actually be useful to other devs, while still having a free space to do whatever and not lose the work I care about.