A Web Developer's Playground

I’m ashamed to admit it, but I don’t have enough of my code for others to see. I’m not talking about finished websites and applications for clients. I’m talking about ideas, prototypes, and other stuff—things I have just hacked into or built for fun. I can’t remember adding or updating any projects on my GitHub account for a long time.

Being a web developer means all my work, or at least the bulk is visible on the web. This isn’t always going to be the case, though. Most of the work I do is for the back end of websites—the wiring and plumbing side of it—the parts you don’t see. That’s no excuse, though, for the lack of code I have published.

The web is my playground. I should use it and publish more of my ideas in code form. Writing code and fixing problems is how I earn money. Perhaps showing problems that are being fixed with my code is a better way to market myself.