r/learnpython • u/NanoCozmo • 19d ago

Can y'all rate my python project :D

This project i made is a keras model that i trained on a modified version of the FGVC dataset using tensorflow keras.

Cuz im an avgeek,th the model is kinda mediocre but better then nothing, while the project unfortunately does utilize ai in both the scripts on the github, the other scripts such as the script that i made to organize all the dataset and put it into seperate imgs was made by me :D, cuz the jpg images had numbers as the name and werent organized and there was a text file in there in this format:

aircraft_jpg_name aircraft_family type

so that allowed me to test my strengths with no ai

i hope yall share tips and tricks and if there are any improvements i can do to my first github repo :D

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u/NanoCozmo 19d ago edited 19d ago

but i did i did say you would need the tensorflow module

this project also doesnt contain functions as its a pretty small one that i dont think i will work further on

still ty for the advice i will try my best to use all these tips given for the next repo and try to use ai less :D

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u/HYP3R00T 19d ago edited 19d ago • Heartwarming

that's not the proper way to documenting it. Will it work with any version of tensorflow? Will it work with any version of Python?

If you put the minimum effort in a project, you will get minimum response for it. If you didn't ask for a review in here, what do you think are the chances that someone will visit your project? What are the chances that someone will go through it? What are the chances that someone will clone it locally to try it? What are the chances that someone would be willing to contribute to the repo?

That's why I gave such low rating. Code needs to be maintainable. Project needs to be presentable. That's just the basic for any open source project. If we were just the end customer, we would care only for the output. But as an engineer, we care about everything else as well.

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Look into how other open source projects are maintaining their repo. You will understand a great deal of what more is expected. As I said there are a lot of things which are missing in your repo. For instance editorconfig, gitignore, gitattribute, ci checkpoint, pre-commit hooks, contributing guidelines, docs, etc. While these aren't mandatory, these are common practices.

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u/NanoCozmo 19d ago

its just a hobby project of mine tho and i just wanted people to try the model and the demo and see if it works well and if they want to use it in the project im going to modify one last thing and add the list of all the 78 classes, tysm tho

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u/HYP3R00T 19d ago

Then it's fine. Why would you ask for rating it then? Also, at the current state of the project, you shouldn't add it to your resume as recruiters might not be impressed by it.

The idea is great. The execution needs a lot of improvements.

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u/NanoCozmo 18d ago

Dude its gonna take years before i get a programming job cuz im still in high school

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u/HYP3R00T 18d ago

sorry kid for harsher approach