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Occasionally, I put some code on Github that I consider to be more useful when open than closed. Other times, I create a small project just to share useful prog
by yareally 13y ago
Occasionally, I put some code on Github that I consider to be more useful when open than closed. Other times, I create a small project just to share useful programming information along with a few coding examples that someone can clone if they wish.
There's a lot of code I could put up, but I don't consider it to be as useful to anyone else in the current form that it is in (tailored more for specific projects with dependencies that may not be useful to everyone). Other times, certain clients I work for may not like it because it's code I also wrote for them with the understanding it was proprietary for their own use (websites). Sometimes I may also write code for other developers or (indirectly) for their employer and posting it without their consent would make things complicated.
- robziehl2 13y agoThis is one topic I didn't touch on that I would have liked to but my post would have been even longer and it's already a fairly long read. I have another post planned that addresses this. Over the last year or so I gave a lot to employers and stopped coding things I enjoyed coding for fun. My Github profile probably makes it seem that I don't work hard because of this. For some weird reason though, I have worked on some open source projects on Github yet it doesn't say I contributed to them but you'll find my commits in the history on master.
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