Ask HN: Advice on finding a junior developer position
As the title states, I&#x27;m looking for some advice or constructive criticism on my work in order to find a junior developer position. I&#x27;m having quite a bit of trouble getting any response back from anyone. Maybe I should be gathering funds to pay for one of these &quot;developer bootcamps&quot;, although I don&#x27;t like that idea.<p>My inquiries usually go as follows, and may be a bit too honest:<p>I did not go to school for CS, and don&#x27;t have a degree. I would like to relocate and I&#x27;m not really looking to work remotely as I would like the experience working around more seasoned developers.<p>I worked in automotive and roofing before rupturing a disk, and wasted no time getting into web development and all things related. I know what hard work is.<p>github: http:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.github.com&#x2F;jamesdullaghan
homepage&#x2F;portfolio(code can be found in online-portfolio in github): http:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.jamesdullaghan.me
Latest project(prototype that hasn&#x27;t released yet, hence screenshots): http:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.jamesdullaghan.me&#x2F;articles&#x2F;5<p>This isn&#x27;t a pitch to find work for myself, more what can I do to increase my odds in finding a junior level developer position. I&#x27;d also love some objective criticism. Maybe some direction.<p>It is much appreciated.