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Introduction A well-organized project can help reap the same benefits of well-organized code. Just like organizing your code well can help future readers of your code more quickly identify what your code is supposed to do, a well-organized project can help future readers of your code easily find what they’re looking for. This becomes truer as the project grows in size. Luckily, we don’t have to worry about this issue too much, because when we’re developing with Mule, we’re typically creating microservices or small integrations. That said, it’s still something we should concern ourselves with because we can get a lot of benefit for not a lot of effort. Overview Mule project falls into either one of two camps: microservice, or not. This is obviously an over-simplification so you may want to develop your own rules to handle other cases that apply to your organization. The structure of your project won’t only be determined by what kind of project it is, but other factors as well.