Closed antony closed 8 years ago
Meanwhile I use source
exclusively, since I think it's kind of weird to abbreviate a word that short and descriptive. I do agree with build
being unnecessary though, at least for non-library projects (and arguably even for libraries).
Why would you distinguish between dist
and build
though? I think the difference is entirely which git commit you're viewing.
Thanks for this!
I personally use source
for the same reasons as @dodekeract, but I think that the playbook should teach the convention.
Please submit a PR to remove the line about the build folder too.
Oops, just realized that this already takes out the build folder line too. Awesome!
'src' is almost universally used, I've never seen any project use 'source' Creating a build output dir is unnecessary - any module creating output should remove and recreate this dir as and when it needs to. Additionally, production code should probably end up in a directory called 'dist', another common convention.