Especially since there was a bit about how recruiters look at stars. The vast majority of devs that have hobby githubs aren't going to be doing it for the stars!
I'd want to know if I'm hiring someone who writes good code when no one's watching rather than popular code with a lot of eyes on it.
Especially since there was a bit about how recruiters look at stars. The vast majority of devs that have hobby githubs aren't going to be doing it for the stars!
I'd want to know if I'm hiring someone who writes good code when no one's watching rather than popular code with a lot of eyes on it.
Most programmers don't have any (or any non-trivial) code in public, so it is a big bonus to see a programmer with a popular repository.
If nothing else, it's an indicator that the programmer...