I'm a beginner Python developer and I recently completed a task tracker project. I would love some feedback on the quality of my code, especially regarding the structure, readability, and error handling. I've worked on this as part of a backend project series and used Claude for an initial review to refine my work. Just to clarify, I wrote every line of code myself, but I want insights from more experienced developers to help me improve further. Here are the links to my GitHub repo and the project overview: [GitHub Link](https://github.com/jurabek-abd/python-roadmap-projects/tree/main/task-tracker) and [Project Link](https://roadmap.sh/projects/task-tracker/solutions?u=692db4d2a17ff74763dc81f1).
2 Answers
I’d suggest looking into GitHub's Continuous Integration (CI) features. Adding linters to your project can provide automated feedback on your code with every pull request or change to the main branch. This really helps maintain quality and consistency, especially when developing solo or as part of a team!
From what I've seen, your code looks pretty solid! You've organized functions well and the naming conventions are clear. My only tip would be to consider breaking the main function into smaller sub-functions using a match statement for your arguments. This could improve readability significantly!
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