> I'm of the opinion that not everything I do is worthy of sharing
The same is true for me. But who defines what is "worthy of sharing"? I believe this question is to be answered by others, not by oneself. It's generally hard to say whether something will be interesting or uninteresting to others, i.e. worthy or unworthy of sharing.
I've seen some surprises in the past after publishing pet projects which I thought weren't worth much, and weren't really complete. Nevertheless, some of them did get interest, and with the help of others they did become good and almost complete.
Of course there are also other projects which I published, which nobody else was interested in, where I finally lost interest and which are hopelessly outdated crap by now.
However, I couldn't have told you in advance which of my projects will or will not share this fate.
Having that said, I fully agree that one shouldn't publish every crap. But I have quite good experiences with: When in doubt, publish!
The same is true for me. But who defines what is "worthy of sharing"? I believe this question is to be answered by others, not by oneself. It's generally hard to say whether something will be interesting or uninteresting to others, i.e. worthy or unworthy of sharing.
I've seen some surprises in the past after publishing pet projects which I thought weren't worth much, and weren't really complete. Nevertheless, some of them did get interest, and with the help of others they did become good and almost complete.
Of course there are also other projects which I published, which nobody else was interested in, where I finally lost interest and which are hopelessly outdated crap by now.
However, I couldn't have told you in advance which of my projects will or will not share this fate.
Having that said, I fully agree that one shouldn't publish every crap. But I have quite good experiences with: When in doubt, publish!