People care about the problems you solve. So if your GitHub seems to represent a well executed solution to a real problem then probably people often aren't goin

People care about the problems you solve. So if your GitHub seems to represent a well executed solution to a real problem then probably people often aren't going to read into your code. I've seen plenty of repo's that I actually use that scare me to death when I dive into them. But so many people actually use it that still most bugs have been ironed out. Often it's more about being the first to solve a problem that many people have, the perseverance to really finish it, polish the README, respond to people with questions and suggestions and the ability to get those people to know about it.