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patrick tagliaferro
5,399 PointsWebsite to review code
I was curious if anyone knows a website where you can post your working code for suggestions on better technique? I know StackOverFlow but that is more for technical questions. For instance I just wrote a js plugin for a video/photo lightbox that uses bootstrap modals (I didn't like how any other lightboxes worked). The plugin works but I am sure there are some things I can change to make it cleaner and would like some suggestions, just dont know where to go.
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Lance Michael Morgan
Courses Plus Student 3,724 PointsHave you tried GitHub? http://github.com/
Ricky Catron
13,023 PointsThe guys on reddit over at r/codereview or r/learnjavascript should be able to help out. Or you could link it here and some of use could review it.
Goodluck! --Ricky
Lance Michael Morgan
Courses Plus Student 3,724 PointsForgot about reddit. Thanks, Ricky!
James Simshaw
28,738 PointsJames Simshaw
28,738 PointsI know GitHub allows for code reviews from your collaborators, but does it have some option to flag your code for saying, "Can someone look at this and provide feedback?" I know what I've looked for a place where I could get a code review when I didn't have anyone else helping with the code. Its one thing to learn a language, but its another to use it correctly(and there's several definitions of that), which you really cannot find out if you're on the right track without having someone else look over your code.
Lance Michael Morgan
Courses Plus Student 3,724 PointsLance Michael Morgan
Courses Plus Student 3,724 PointsAfter uploading the code to GitHub, you could grab a link to your code and ask specific coders on Twitter to take a look. Or you can use hashtags #java #javascript #codecheck with the GitHub link.