Where to find someone who will "evaluate" your code?

Artem D2016-02-05 17:47:51

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Artem D, 2016-02-05 17:47:51

Hey guys. The question is this:
I'm new to the frontend, in particular, to layout. All kinds of books, blogs, video courses, screentas are, of course, good. But, nevertheless, the student receives the greatest profit precisely with the help of practice (well, in this case, when you make up some kind of layout yourself, well, or something smaller) ...
But, making up something is also only half the battle. It is important that this is done as accurately as possible .
In general, tell me, please, how can this be done. In order to be "kicked" for the code you wrote, they wrote how it is unnecessary to do / how to do it better, that is, they conducted a kind of code review.
Maybe there is some resource where they will not send me with such a request? )
It is the frontend that interests me (at this stage, layout, but programming is a priority).
Of course, the ideal option would be if an already experienced front-end developer took me as a "student"
Among my acquaintances, unfortunately, there are none :(
Perhaps there are some of you who are ready to go for it.

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Pavel Radkov, 2016-02-05
@paulradzkov

For starters, make life as easy as possible for reviewers. The less effort required on their part, the greater the chance of getting a code review. Sending a zip-archive by mail and asking to see it is inconvenient for the reviewer, many will refuse. Also, how to send comments back.
For some small simple things, make a demo on codepen.io or similar services - it's very convenient and quick to open a link, see the code and the result, fork, fix or leave comments.
If this is already a site (even a one-pager), upload it to github pages ( https://pages.github.com/).
To do this, you will have to understand git (if you have not already studied it), but you will definitely need git in the profession. When the code is on github, it is convenient to view it and leave comments on specific lines of code, or make corrections via a pull request. In addition, without buying a domain and hosting, you will collect a portfolio on github.
When you have something to show, look for reviewers right here on the toaster.
Updated this answer and wrote an article at paulradzkov.com/2016/code_review

Anton Shcherbakov, 2016-02-05
@WestTrade

Masochists here => govnokod.ru

degid, 2016-02-11
@degid

Check out your code in 4-7 months

xmoonlight, 2016-02-05
@xmoonlight

Check yourself with automation for a start: sitecoder.blogspot.ru/2015/10/how-to-check-quality...
Get the highest grade in all indicators - then we will continue)

Zr, 2016-02-05
@Zr

> Maybe there is some resource where they will not send me with such a request?
https://codereview.stackexchange.com/
(Which does not negate the fact that, besides the offtopic, there may be many more reasons to send.)

Artem Zinkin, 2016-02-11
@zinkinru

How to contact you?

kstyle, 2016-02-05
@kstyle

on htmlbook.ru forum

angry_cellophane, 2016-02-06
@angry_cellophane

At work

Alexander Tikhonov, 2016-02-06
@tikhonov666

If English is good, then
codereview.stackexchange.com

Stepan, 2016-02-06
@xoma2

Why evaluate layout?

Dark Hole, 2016-02-06
@abyrkov

Find an ally. In general, the ideal code does not exist. What was relevant yesterday is irrelevant tomorrow. Therefore, the best option is to fill bumps and google.

Polina Emelyanova, 2016-02-11
@bugo_aneo

Of course, the ideal option would be if an already experienced front-end developer took me as a "student"
Among my acquaintances, unfortunately, there are none :(
Perhaps there are some of you who are ready to go for it.

Artem, can I join you?

Dmitry Radu, 2016-02-21
@dmitry_radu

Here you will find a lot of useful information: https://htmlacademy.ru/