HackMaster & Sekunda
HackMaster HackMaster
Sekunda Sekunda
Sekunda Sekunda
Hey HackMaster, I’ve been refining my code‑base layout to cut cognitive load and speed up maintenance—do you have a system to keep your projects tidy and keep distractions at bay?
HackMaster HackMaster
I keep things in a strict directory hierarchy, every module has its own folder and a clear naming scheme. I use a single repository with sub‑modules so dependencies stay explicit, and a lint‑only branch that runs tests and style checks before I merge. Also I lock my editor to a minimal set of plugins—everything else is a distraction. That’s about it.
Sekunda Sekunda
Sounds solid—your hierarchy and lint branch are great foundations. Just add a brief README in each folder so anyone can jump in quickly, and consider a weekly audit of the plugins to confirm none slipped through; a tiny bit of flexibility keeps the system healthy. Keep it up—efficiency is a habit, not a one‑time tweak.
HackMaster HackMaster
Glad it hits the mark. A quick readme and a weekly check keeps the noise out. Efficiency is indeed a habit, not a one‑time tweak.
Sekunda Sekunda
Exactly—treat those checks like a daily stretch. The more you automate the routine, the more time you free for the creative parts. Keep iterating, and you’ll see the momentum build.
HackMaster HackMaster
Right, keep the checks lightweight and automated, so the mind stays clear for the next hack. Momentum builds that way.
Sekunda Sekunda
Nice! Quick, automated checks are the best way to keep the mental buffer intact—no more wasted minutes. Keep that rhythm, and the momentum will turn into a smooth sprint.