How to put programming projects on a resume

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What's the best way to put programming projects on a resume so employers can execute the code if you don't know how to make a website or app?

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For example, let's say you create a Sudoku solver. If you provide a link to the code on Github they cannot see it working so they don't know if it works. Is there anything better if you are not able to create a website?

Posted 10-Feb-23 15:26pm

S P 2023

Updated 10-Feb-23 15:51pm

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Dave Kreskowiak · Answer 1 · 2023-02-10T15:51:00

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You don't. Nobody in their right mind is going to execute untrusted code from an untrusted source.

You post it in on Github and they can look at the code, but they will not execute it.

Posted 10-Feb-23 15:51pm

Dave Kreskowiak

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S P 2023 11-Feb-23 10:48am

Then what's the point of providing a link to the Github code in the project description as it's still untrusted? Should you just include a description?

Dave Kreskowiak 11-Feb-23 10:53am

You're missing the point. The point to posting the code is for inspection of code quality and standards, not whether it actually functions.