r/learnprogramming • u/way-maker-uk • 1h ago

Tutorial How to make Github strong?

To all the developer who have begun their journey what do u guys post on github ?

Is posting neetcode/leetcode problems good on it?

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u/ZestyHelp 1h ago

It's not some social media, you don't have to post anything. It's a place to host your repo other than just locally that's all

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u/pVom 1h ago

Have a "real" project. It can be a rip off of something existing (e.g Instagram clone), it doesn't have to be complete or perfect, but it should showcase some good practices and demonstrate you can string those leetcodes into something coherent.

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u/ExoticAmphibian328 1h ago

Leetcode repos are the "hello world" of github profiles. Everyone's got one and nobody actually looks at them.

Build something small but finished, even if it's ugly. A working thing beats a folder full of half-solved problems every single time.

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u/way-maker-uk 1h ago

Thanks!!

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u/Jaded-Emphasis-4136 1h ago

MVP... MVP = Minimum Viable Product

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u/hooli-ceo 47m ago edited 28m ago

GitHub is a functional platform, it is not performative as much as tech bros on X or LinkedIn like to portray it as.

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u/Harry_Tess_Tickles 1h ago

Just build projects, that's it. Doesn't matter what it is, build anything that interests you.

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u/MissinqLink 31m ago

Just brain dump backups really

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u/DanKegel 1h ago

No leetcode or ai slop. Just things you wrote because they're useful to you and might be useful to others.