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"The one thing that isn't immediately clear from your GitHub is if YOU wrote the code and HOW you wrote the code." Spend a few minutes looking at the commit hi
by pyb 11y ago
"The one thing that isn't immediately clear from your GitHub is if YOU wrote the code and HOW you wrote the code."
Spend a few minutes looking at the commit history and all shall be revealed...
- nobleach 11y agoHistory shows when you forked from somewhere, not copypasta.
- seanp2k2 11y agoIf you can copypasta a complex project with >dozens of active users and a commit history showing that you've made improvements to it over time, I'd argue that it's hard / pointless to distinguish that from actual programming. If you can ship working code, support it over time, and enough people appreciate what you've created to use it regularly / rely on it, why does it matter if some parts are even verbatim copied from SO or elsewhere? Thought experiment: compare this to using a library someone else wrote.