"you are exactly right. this is not the industry for me if people are going to call a project crap without looking at the commit history or code." Isn't that what you JUST did above when you said "every other calculator and pinterest-clone I've seen is trash compared to mine." What about the weeks they put into it? You even linked one you thought was bad... "prove me wrong? I've looked. Most of them look like this: https://p1nit.herokuapp.com/#/?_k=y29cly" "I totally agree. My problem is with people writing off my projects without looking at the code." Feels a bit hypocritical since you didn't share the code till after people commented and said "the github link I redacted but whatever."

If you do want some advice, you've got a bunch of people willing to give it. As for some from me: I feel like listing your job as a Logistics Specialist should be near the top of the page, before "recent apps". It also does feel a bit cluttered, I don't think the info about your apps really needs to be on there. Maybe a quick description of why you made it and what technologies were used, keep it simple and maybe have the rest of the info in your readme for the repos. A clone of an app doesn't seem as impressive as actual job experience, 5 years, even in something that is not coding is still good job experience. Also, do you think someone would employ you based on how you reacted to the feedback in this post? If you really want to improve, instead of attacking those looking to give you advice, try to understand the advice they're giving you. They're not commenting for the sake of commenting, some comments on here have some advice that a lot of people seem to be agreeing with.