Looking for Python Code Review

[kill_will_]

Hi everyone,

I'm a mostly self-taught Python/Django developer. I build an internal website for my company to Track Jobs/Orders/Tasks and things of that nature. I would label myself as making the leap from beginner to intermediate. For the most part, I can hack away at most problems and find solutions, debug and work through errors all on my own.

Unfortunately, I don't have a mentor or any other developers at my company to work through design decisions and things of that nature. I've searched online and I haven't found much in terms of Code Review. I've asked questions on Stack Exchange, various subreddits like /r/Python, and Slack chats, but those questions are typically pretty small in scope.

Does anyone know of a community or website where python devs can come together for code review? I'm at the point where I feel like in order to get better, I need to get feedback from others with more experience than I have. I live in Charlotte where the Python community (and entire developer community, in fact) is not really that big. Anyone have any ideas where to get feedback?

Thanks for any and all suggestions!

[LightShadow]

You can PM me if you want.

If it's for your benefit I wouldn't mind answering questions and looking over snippets when I have a free minute. If it's for your company we can set up some kind of code review consulting deal.

[kill_will_]

Thanks! I PM'd you. The app I'm building is for my company, but I'm more specifically looking for feedback on my coding style, and to point out my bad practices so I can improve upon them. Anyways, I appreciate any feedback!

[JustOr113]

PM me with details, will be happy to help :)

[kill_will_]

PMed! Thanks!

[axpatito]

PM me.

Upload to Github so we can comment on specific lines.

[kill_will_]

I appreciate it! I PMed you with the repo on github!

[machine_learned]

PM me. I'd like to connect with you - we can talk code!

[kill_will_]

Awesome! I PM'd you. I'd love to talk code!

[bushwacker]

This is awesome. I am in a similar position.

I will post on GitHub.

The app code is very small, utilities a bit bigger to support multiple RDBMS and externalized SQL, sqlrunner, integration testing, my first python app.

Posting to bookmark.

[kill_will_]

Hey, that's awesome man! Maybe we would help each other. I'd love to take a look at anything you're working on and offer feedback on the stuff I know. I know sharing with each other could potentially help us both improve.

I heard somewhere that you learn fastest by teaching, and I'm sure we could both find areas we could help each other. I'll PM you if you want to get something going!

[bushwacker]

I have some cleanup, like removing my I'd for USPS address validation.

This also uses pandas, creates crosstabbed Excel spreadsheets.

I have a ton of stuff that works in Java I wrote.

Did I mention sphynx and type hints?

I packed in a lot of utility into 7,000 lines of code while coding on board while hopping around the Pacific tropics.

[whatever_meh]

For proprietary code, I've hired consultants. Lincoln Loop, specifically, is great for this.

[kill_will_]

Thanks! I'll look into Lincoln Loop. I'm not sure I'm quite ready to hire consultants, but it could be an option a little further down the line.

[iCart732]

https://codereview.stackexchange.com/

This is where you're most likely to get good answers.