> For solo devs working on a closed source codebase, how do you get feedback on design and implementation decisions? As a solo dev, not getting feedback is the

> For solo devs working on a closed source codebase, how do you get feedback on design and implementation decisions? As a solo dev, not getting feedback is the "best" part for me; I work on projects on my own just because of this. I'm the god of my tiny worlds, no one gets to judge them (positively or negatively). I write code as I see and the outcome always pleases me. I don't need feedback when I code for pleasure. As an employee, sure I get feedback of my code via code reviews. This is fine as well.