Hello, I wanted to get some of you guys' opinion on best structure/practice for SDF projects. Should an SDF project contain a whole NetSuite account's customization, or would you rather have a separate project for each customization? Also welcoming other suggestions. Thanks

I would prefer separate SDF project for each NetSuite account customisation.

Thanks @Ramanand Dubey and what kind of naming convention would you give to the projects? For example if later down the road, there needs to be a feature added or code change. Something that would allow the original developer, or another developer to find which project/script file?

I would prefer project name as company name which you are working name. For example: Client company Name:Facebook Your company Name: Websuite Global Then naming convention should be like this Project Name: Facebook Script Name:WG_ScriptName_ScriptType.js

I see, and new scripts for the client Facebook will then be added in the Facebook project as well?

Yes , You should include all old and new scripts in suitescripts folder inside Facebook project.

lastly, in that case, is there a way to deploy only certain features or you would have to deploy the whole project everytime?

I keep one big SDF project for all of our account customizations, and then modify the deploy script to only deploy those objects needed

As an end user / in-house dev I imagine our setup would be different from consultants that manage multiple accounts and it would also depend on how heavily customized the accounts are. I'm working on a set up where I can have a single project in git/vscode/webstorm with subfolders for each SDF project. I have a small vscode extension in the work to help with toggling between active projects. https://github.com/michoelchaikin/suitecloudplusplus. I hope to publish something on the setup at some point

@Stephane Yes, You can deploy certain object or certainly script instead of deploying whole project.

@Ramanand Dubey this would be by right clicking on the specific file/object/folder and then Deploy to Account correct?

Yes or you can also do this by using command pallet.