Are there Code-Sharing Websites?

Question

Since I'm not the most outspoken or outgoing person at college, I don't talk to a great variety of people. Most of them don't readily like talking and discussing programming, which is a real shame.

While I try to read code a lot from this site and other's like code.google or Project Euler, I often find myself asking, "What would people say to the code that I am writing?"

Criticising other people for blistering stupid ideas is one thing, but I wish people would do it to my code as well, as I'm sure I'd often get the smack talked out of me.

So the question is, are there any websites that share/comment/criticize code? Where I could simply post my code, criticize the code of other people's on the fly and they do the same to me?

I guess I'm asking if there are sites like ConceptArt.org (ART WEBSITE!) where people can upload their pictures and have them criticized by other people.

Answer 1

GitHub seems to be the defacto "social coding" source these days ..

There's also refactory, which is basically a wiki of snippets.

And, since you mentioned the ConceptArt thing, Open Processing has a nice community of people sharing data visualizations and other artistic code projects.

Answer 2

SNIPPLR

Answer 3

http://refactormycode.com/

Focused on refactoring the code you post there, but may be useful anyway.