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Learn to separate the code you write from your self. Try to see through the tone/word choice and accept the real constructive pieces of criticism (if there are
by protonimitate 7y ago
Learn to separate the code you write from your self.
Try to see through the tone/word choice and accept the real constructive pieces of criticism (if there are any).
You'll run into bad reviewers. A lot of people use code review as an excuse to feel better about themselves. If this is for fun (and not in a professional setting), try asking some people you trust or believe will be fair to review your code for a while before exposing it to the public.
Good code reviews are learning opportunities and sanity checks. Bad code reviews are gate keeping exercises and personal attacks.