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You know what's wild? In your corporate job, you'll spend 3 hours in a meeting debating whether to use "main" or "master" for the default branch. But when it's your side project at 2 AM? Suddenly you're naming it "banana" or "prod-but-actually-dev" and nobody can stop you.
The two-button panic is real though. Both options feel equally correct and equally wrong. Call it "main"? You're following modern conventions. Call it "master"? Your muscle memory won't betray you at 3 AM when you're typing git commands half-asleep. Either way, you'll second-guess yourself for the next 20 minutes while your actual code remains unwritten.
The beauty of personal projects is that literally nobody cares. You could call it "supreme-leader" and the only person judging you is future-you during a 6-month-later code review.
