i agree with your latter point but "very poorly coded" is going too far. He made something that works (although I was a bit underwhelmed as well), and shared i

i agree with your latter point but "very poorly coded" is going too far. He made something that works (although I was a bit underwhelmed as well), and shared it here. Give him some credit. Maybe instead of just outright saying "exhibit 1,2,3,4 on how shitty this guy's code is", you can give constructive feedback or send a pull request if you are so cautious about code quality.