"you are not your code" is what this article made me think about as well. In theory, that expression is true, but in practice every person is an emotional being

"you are not your code" is what this article made me think about as well. In theory, that expression is true, but in practice every person is an emotional being. Why do programmers program? Because it pays the rent or because they like to solve problems? Well, it is a combination of both. Constructive feedback works. Feedback about subjective details usually have an adverse effect. In that sense, it is very good if you can shake off/try to ignore the 1 or 2 star reviews, and learn from the 3-4 star reviews,showing the good and what can be improved as well.