I hate how people don't mention the quality of work one is doing on Github, or anywhere for that matter. I've personally seen people make one-liner commits del

I hate how people don't mention the quality of work one is doing on Github, or anywhere for that matter. I've personally seen people make one-liner commits deliberately, to get a good graph. On the other hand, some people write code because they actually created something real, which solves a real problem. And the difference is quite clear if you're looking for it. Arguably, the github community suffers from the "celebrity" effect that facebook/Instagram have. But I digress. Comparing a Github account to a college degree is crazy. Once a piece of paper, and the other is a full history of the guy's work, presented at a mouse click away. I am about to clear the first year of my univ, and honestly couldn't care less about what the univ taught me. I can't even recall most of it. What I can show you is my Github profile, where I did real work, and built real software that actually works (including some IoT projects that I personally use myself, every day) Not to mention the other projects that didn't made on Github, but did make it on a Bitbucket private repo.