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I agree on almost all points. However, I think that the author has a point with the 'mediocre code'. If you're hand-picking a project to highlight, you should
by tomswartz07 12y ago
I agree on almost all points.
However, I think that the author has a point with the 'mediocre code'. If you're hand-picking a project to highlight, you should probably be sure that the code is at least a little bit polished.
It might just be personal preference, but I've seen so many great projects that have absolutely abysmal code standards. Some even mixed tabs and spaces! shudder
- Lockyy 12y agoExcept you can't hand pick a project to highlight. Github does the selection for you. I like the idea of Github as a resume for showing people how you work, but I don't want to have to carefully curate all my public repositories because it is primarily a place for storage. Github really does need a way to pick and choose what appears on your main profile page.
- tomswartz07 12y agoOh no- I should clarify- if you're hand-picking the projects to highlight from within your resume or personal website. And yes, I agree- it would be very nice to be able to highlight specific projects within GitHub itself.