Title: I&#x27;m a self-taught JavaScript guy &#x2F; solo-preneur &amp; have been thinking of seeking part-time &#x2F; contract work.<p>Skill-wise I consider myself (FWIW) between &#x27;mid-level&#x27; &amp; &#x27;experienced&#x27;, but having never worked professionally as a dev, I&#x27;m uncertain about hiring expectations, particularly wrt code samples. Most of my code is closed source, so I&#x27;m looking to build-out my public stuff.<p>When you review an applicant&#x27;s publicly available code, what&#x27;s important for you to see?  My assumption is that reviewing a repo is akin to reviewing a portfolio &#x2F; resume (i.e., very quick), so how have applicants &quot;wow&#x27;d&quot; you in the past? (I mean short of obvious rockstar qualifications, like &#x27;React core developer,&#x27; etc.)
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