Overview

I find myself learning various coding subcultures. I don't have a proper word for it so I'll just make one up for now. Consider the following project structure where technically should occupy a single /src folder.

<root>
├── .github/workflows/main.yml # ci
├── .vscode/ # configures mkdocs, ruff, pytest, etc., file associations
├── .venv/ # local virtual environment
├── deploy/ # dockerfiles, fly.toml, env.fly.tpl
    ├── sq/ # config: sqlite
    ├── pg/ # config: postgres
├── docs/ # material for mkdocs
├── etc/ # example env variables
├── src/ # this is django, everything else has its place
├── justfile # shortcut recipes like 'just start'
├── pyproject.toml # poetry-driven
├── tailwind.config.js # sets up locations to watch, theme variables
├── .env

Context	Focus
local	.venv, /src + tailwind.config.js
ide	.vscode/
repl	tooling from python manage.py shell_plus, Jupyter extension, etc.
repo	see .github/workflows/main.yml
container	see /deploy
site	see /deploy