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For me, there are no "red" flags when looking at someone's public code. I consider them as conversation items. I don't think anyone is expecting to see multipl
by jenscow 4y ago
For me, there are no "red" flags when looking at someone's public code.
I consider them as conversation items. I don't think anyone is expecting to see multiple completed products with 1k+ stars.
The worst case is, you waste time agonising over the quality of your code and either: don't publish, or no one even looks at it (highly likely)
You're not about to get code-reviewed. At most, if anything, it would be:
"explain this class/function": I'd expect you to vaguely know the answer after reading it
or, "why did you do <something> this way?": answers like "I got it from SO", "I don't know of a better way" are perfectly fine.