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Reddit Feedback for Repo

2025-06-042 turns2,597 charsgpt-4o
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The user wants to know where on Reddit to post their GitHub repository for feedback.

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where on reddit could I post https://github.com/kliewerdaniel/obj07.git and get feedback on the repo?
To get **useful feedback** on your GitHub repo [https://github.com/kliewerdaniel/obj07.git](https://github.com/kliewerdaniel/obj07.git), you want to pick **active subreddits** with developers who are familiar with the tech stack you're using (which seems to include Django, React, and local LLMs like Ollama). Here are the best places to post: --- ### 🔧 **General Development Feedback** - **r/learnprogramming** – If your post is framed as "I'm trying to improve this, can someone review or give suggestions?" This is a very supportive subreddit for growth. - **r/coding** – Good for general dev questions or sharing open-source work. - **r/webdev** – If your project leans towards frontend/backend development (React/Django). - **r/opensource** – Specifically for getting collaborators or showcasing open-source projects. - **r/SideProject** – Great if you're building this for personal use or as a future product. Format your post like: *“I built a thing”* or *“Looking for feedback on this open-source local LLM/Django/React project”*. --- ### 🤖 **LLM / AI / Machine Learning Focused** - **r/LocalLLaMA** – Ideal if your repo uses **Ollama** or local models. Very active and feedback-focused. - **r/LLM** – General discussion on large language models, tooling, and frameworks. - **r/Artificial** – A broader community, but often includes interesting dev projects and feedback threads. - **r/MachineLearning** – Strictly moderated, but possible if you frame the post like a project release or research-grade tooling. --- ### 🧠 **Specialized Tech Communities** - **r/django** – For Django-specific implementation feedback. - **r/reactjs** – If you want input on the React frontend (be sure to link directly to relevant frontend files). - **r/selfhosted** – If your repo helps users run things locally (especially Ollama or private models). - **r/ProgrammingBuddies** or **r/DevsHelpingDevs** – Smaller, more direct peer feedback groups. --- ### 📝 Example Title Template > 🔍 “Feedback request: Local LLM journaling platform built with Django + React + Ollama” ### 🧵 Example Post Structure: 1. **What it is** – 1–2 sentences. 2. **What feedback you're looking for** – Code quality? Architecture? Use of Ollama? 3. **Link** – Keep it visible, use Markdown formatting. 4. **Screenshot or GIF** – If applicable (especially for r/webdev or r/SideProject). 5. **Tech used** – Django, React, Ollama, etc. --- Would you like me to help draft a Reddit post tailored for one of those subs?
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