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ok, I updated a few things. thanks for your feedback : - a clear link in the landing to claim for a free review - add that it's useful to review portfolio but also take home assignments and side projects.

btw, you can open a chat on the linkedin page so I can give you a cheat code to bypass the payment ;) https://www.linkedin.com/company/yourlead-dev/

done, it wasn't easy to rephrase the title so it fits

thank your for the feedback, you're right : I'll add that ! in the meantime you can click and drag for multiple toggle ;)

you're right but my title was too long to prepend the "Show HN" :D

I must confess that it analyzes the repos "the old way"... and I never agreed that too many tests are a problem anyways (too many bad tests are, ok) but I heard it from colleagues quite a lot when working in startups and that's what a candidate is likely to hear too

yeah, that's often the case it always felt important to me (but I can't say I never "mishired")

btw, I don't advertise it but junior devs can also use the tool for take home assignments (not sure if it would be a good or a bad thing as a recruiter)

they look good to me : https://www.sslshopper.com/ssl-checker.html#hostname=yourlea...

I should investigate this, though. thanks for the heads up !

I totally agree, and even if the results here can’t be perfect I developed the approach more by the way dev is approached in different context (I never really realized it before reading Simon Wardley book)

hehehe, yes that's the same one ;) I must say I found it really cool too from the "super over-engineered" review in the startup context to "we can't imagine shipping such a hacky code" in regulated company context :D

hahaha, good catch ! Does sending a message on the linkedin page seem right ? https://www.linkedin.com/company/yourlead-dev/

Senior devs spot red flags in junior portfolios in seconds, but we (almost) never explain them.

After reviewing hundreds (thousands?) of junior developer portfolios, I realized two things:

Junior devs do their best but don’t know the red flags senior developers spot immediately Nobody tells them

So I built https://yourlead.dev to automate myself : it analyzes GitHub repositories and: - flags the issues a lead developer would raise during a real code review - explains why they matter - gives concrete tips on how to fix them - and even helps prepare for technical interviews

I spent a lot of time fine-tuning it based on my experience across different contexts (because expectations are very different in an early startup, a scale-up, or a bank).

btw, I'm giving free reviews in exchange for feedback ;)

if you've got suggestions, they're much welcome !