I have a lot of small projects and practice programs. It has gotten a bit chaotic and I want to get into a habit of setting up each project properly. What are some things I need to keep in mind?

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    • I always make this suggestion but look into starting a Github Pages blog. It will create a centralized place where you can link out to all your other repositories. Also writing blogpost about what you have done will give you time to reflect and help some of the concepts you have learned sink in.

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