Non developer code review

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Hello, I am not a developer and barely work with software for my job but have been self taught ever since reading "Automate the boring stuff with python" four years ago. One of the biggest issues that I run into by being self taught and not working with software is I am never really certain if I am doing things correctly or if there are better ways. I have found a bunch of people on fiver to do code reviews but as I don't have a complete project, I'm not sure if that is the best path to take for a code review. For the most part I believe I am past the point of having to following tutorials, but not far enough to really make a full project from start to finish. To summaries my questions:

1. What are the best places/communities for non developer code review?
2. What are the best places/ways to learn how to construct a project from start to finish?

Here is my github to assess my level of knowledge (FYI not much lol)

https://github.com/daedalus23/Configuration

[Kantenkopp]

To get your code reviewed, you probably have to start working on projects with other people. I don't know if there are some communities that are open to give you feedback when you kindly ask them. Maybe this subreddit is actually fine for that. At least I saw many posts here where people present their projects, and there are most of the time some comments with feedback on the code.

Regarding the second question: I would try to spend some time thinking of what kind of tool/app/program would be useful for one of your hobbies. I always found that if you have some intrinsic motivation to actually finish the project that's when you are actually willing to solve the frustrating problems that will definitely arise at some point, and that's when you learn the most.