https://exercism.io/ Mentors give feedback on exercises in most mainstream languages. You can also mentor one track while being mentored in another.
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#15https://www.codementor.io/ https://www.airpair.com/ https://hackhands.com/ (not sure if still active) https://officehours.io/ (not sure if still active)
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#16I also offer ongoing mentoring for independent freelancers, if that's the track your on.
Contact info and and website in profile.
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#17It is difficult to get code reviews without working on a full-time job. I would suggest to read Pragmatic Programmer. It has some nice wisdom on how to write elegant code.
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#18I’d also highly recommend to share a link to your code now. You’re top on hn/ask, you’ll get quite some folks looking at it and maybe someone is interested in helping you out.
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#20Go to Github and look at projects where there have been a few recent merged pull requests. Look at listed issues, the TODO file and so forth. Fix an issue and send a pull request. After a few such patches, this will start getting you code reviews. People have much more time to review your patches to their code than they do to make suggested patches to your code.
And of course - don't take things too personally, but also don't take them too seriously either. Plenty of open source projects have drive-by "code reviewers" that nitpick everything without contributing themselves. All things in moderation