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Why would you publish code that was written during working hours? Why not publish an university project, a learning exercise, or something you built for fun? S
by Gravyness 4y ago
Why would you publish code that was written during working hours?
Why not publish an university project, a learning exercise, or something you built for fun? Surely there is more reason to create something than you're getting paid to do it, right? Or are artists just silly?
- nemetroid 4y agoI think some of my university projects are published. But they're quite old by now, and not representative of the production code I write. I do learning exercises quite frequently when getting into new libraries/frameworks/languages, but again, that's on company time. I don't begrudge others that do, but I don't code in my free time, I have other hobbies. Thus getting back to the original point made: > Because every skilled person has time to build stuff in public.
- marssaxman 4y agoI publish practically everything I write in my free time, whether it goes anywhere or not, but I would never link to that playground on my resume!