> That's funny, I've never had a hiring manager or interviewer look at my literal hundreds of thousands of lines of code on GitHub or several of the OSS projec

> That's funny, I've never had a hiring manager or interviewer look at my literal hundreds of thousands of lines of code on GitHub or several of the OSS projects I've contributed to. I was thinking, since public repositories or open source contributions are the new "mandatory". If you want to see me coding, just request a new feature to one of my public repositories on github. These coding assignment you sent by email? I don't even bother to read them, in fact I store them scrupulously together with your email - once you might be looking for a job and I will be the one doing hiring.