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Portfolio of what? I'm not a graphic designer. I'd love to be able to save great code that I've written over the years. But it's all covered by license agree
by jdlyga 8y ago
Portfolio of what? I'm not a graphic designer. I'd love to be able to save great code that I've written over the years. But it's all covered by license agreements, NDA's, security clearance, etc. So unless you're exclusively looking at amateur projects or open source developers, that's not a good business plan.
- logfromblammo 8y agoRight. All my best code (and worst, of course) is owned by my employer and former employers, and is usually exclusively licensed to their customers. I tend not to code in my off hours any more, because I have different interests now, that require the expenditure of leisure time to enjoy. If I do, it is to solve an immediate need or as a side-project to make money directly, rather than to maybe get another job in the future. If you want my portfolio, I want to browse your defects database and code repository before we interview.