Code Testing

I use the repo as a starter point for lots of throw away ideas / tests I want to run in code. As well as code for courses/articles I studied.

The repo is organized into sections by context (language/technology). Bigger projects are extracted into their own GitHub repos.

I also use this repo to test out code in different languages. I ignore these test files as they may contain sensitive info. The actual repo for me looks like:

~/src/test
❯ tree -L 2
├── bash
│   └── run.sh
├── deno
│   └── run.ts
├── go
│   └── run.go

I have Alfred workflow that searches through the root folders in this repo. On return, the folder gets opened in VS Code.

I can open a lot of these test files directly with KM macro:

I use watchexec to automatically run code on file changes.

Related

• Coding Practice
• Project based learning - Curated list of project-based tutorials.
• Louis Pilfold's learning repo

Contributing

I'm open to ideas of interesting things I can try out.

Thank you

You can support me on GitHub or look into other projects I shared. ♥