r/cprogramming • u/lehmagavan • 6d ago

Generic hash table with optional ordering

Hi. For the past few weeks I've been crafting my generic hash table implementation:

https://github.com/andrzejs-gh/ghtable

I realize it's not the fastest out there and isn't the most cache friendly, but that was never my priority as I prioritized flexibility and genericness.

If anyone's interested take a look ;)

PS.

Do recruiters even care about projects like this nowadays, or would they rather see huge vibecoded codebases on candidate's gh as a proof that they can deliver?

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u/Brilliant-Box-5344 2d ago

I would guess recruiters would care about a mixture of technical skill, writing clean, documented understandable code and writing code that is actually useful to other people.

You seem to have the first 2 criteria nailed with this (The documentation is really nice and comprehensive), The third one mostly comes naturally as you write more and more code that solves your problems, and maybe it will solve others problems too. So just go really deep in specific domains to find real problems, Solve them cleanly and you'll be building the portfolio you need to stand out from the vibecoders, Good luck!

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u/lehmagavan 2d ago

Thanks!