$\{CompanyName}
\{ProductName}
\trunk
\docs
\lib
\build
\src
\. . . { project folders }
\database
\test
\. . . { project folders }
\tools
\. . . { project folders }
\target
\releases
\tools

{ CompanyName } –This is your root name of your company, brand of product.
{ProductName}

trunk– This is the root branch, where new feature development will occur.This is where all developers will check in on a daily basis

trunk/src – All source goes here.

trunk/lib– This folder contains binaries, jar files referenced in test projects, as well as support applications (
junit.jar, nunit.framework.dll, nant, ant.jar)

trunk/build — This folder contains support scripts necessary to build the main branch.Also here is where you could store your build scripts for continuous integration.

trunk/docs — This is where any necessary docs per definition of done will go.

trunk]database — This folder contains all versioned SQL scripts needed to build the various databases.

trunk/test — This folder contains all test projects will go. You may want to keep unit tests here or with the source tree and then just exclude it from the release build.

trunk/tools — This folder contains all projects that are support tools, such as command line utilities.

trunk/target — Source from all the internal projects in source should compile to a common target folder.

/branches — This folder contains release branches, which will be branched from trunk for every release.

/tools — This folder contains any utility applications and scripts.

KISS in Agile stands for Keep it simple Stupid

This applies to everything from planning, to design to development.

Do the simplest thing possible.

Don’t make it up.

Keep it simple