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99.99% of my relevant work experience happened (and is happening) behind closed doors, and I suspect this will be true for a large majority of developers. So, n
by tonnydourado 4y ago
99.99% of my relevant work experience happened (and is happening) behind closed doors, and I suspect this will be true for a large majority of developers. So, not very useful.
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- latchkey 4y agoSuper common response. Same here, despite decades of open source contributions, most of the code I write these days is behind closed doors. But, 100% of the code is on Github, so I have it so that it shows my private commit numbers in public. I also tend to depend on a lot of open source projects... which means that I also find/report/fix bugs and contribute to documentation... all of which shows up in my public history. It isn't just about relevant work experience...
- tonnydourado 4y agoYou're lucky (I guess?), I have yet to work on an organization that uses GitHub internally. I've seen gitlab, bitbucket, and, oh, the horror, Gerrit and subversion. I try to give back to stuff I use when I can, too, but I'd love to do much more. Time is limited, unfortunately =(