I've always liked thinking about structure — not just in code, but in how we work with it. When a codebase is well-organized, everything feels smoother: development, collaboration, onboarding, maintenance. It's like walking into a well-organized library — everything has its place, and you instinctively know where to find what you need.
Over time, I ended up building an architecture that just... made more sense for the way I like to work. It wasn't something I planned, it just came together through trial, error, and working on real projects. And not just solo ones — I've used this structure successfully in team settings too.
I'm putting it into words now, mostly to document it for myself, but also because I think others might find it useful. I'll share more about the actual structure in future posts, but for now, this is just the starting point.