How to get your Scratch project code reviewed and improved
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CodeReviewer_Alex
Posted on January 24, 2024 • Intermediate
🔍 Need help reviewing my project - want to make sure everything is correct
Hey everyone! I’ve been working on a project that I’m really excited about, and I want to make sure everything is implemented correctly before I share it widely. 🚀
I’ve put a lot of effort into making it work well, but I’m worried there might be bugs or inefficiencies that I’m not seeing. As the creator, it’s hard to spot your own mistakes! 😅
What’s the best way to get feedback on code quality and project structure? Are there specific things I should be checking for? Any experienced developers willing to take a look?
I want to make sure this project represents my best work and follows good programming practices! 💪
QualityAssurance_Pro
Replied 30 minutes later • ⭐ Best Answer
@CodeReviewer_Alex Great question! Code review is crucial for creating high-quality projects. Here’s a comprehensive guide to getting your Scratch project reviewed effectively:
🎯 Self-Review Checklist First
Before asking others to review, do a thorough self-check:
📋 Code Quality Standards
1. Naming Conventions:
// ❌ Bad naming when flag clicked set [var1 v] to [0] broadcast [message1 v] // ✅ Good naming when flag clicked set [player score v] to [0] broadcast [game start v]
2. Code Organization:
// ✅ Well-organized sprite scripts // === INITIALIZATION === when flag clicked set [health v] to [100] go to x: [0] y: [0] show // === MOVEMENT CONTROLS === when [up arrow v] key pressed change y by [10] // === COLLISION DETECTION === when flag clicked forever if <touching [enemy v]?> then broadcast [player hit v] end end
3. Performance Optimization:
// ❌ Inefficient - checking every frame when flag clicked forever if <(score) = [100]> then say [You win!] end end // ✅ Efficient - event-driven when I receive [score updated v] if <(score) = [100]> then say [You win!] end
🔍 How to Request a Review
Prepare Your Project:
- Add clear instructions in the project description
- Include what specific feedback you’re looking for
- Mention any known issues or areas of concern
- Make sure the project is public and remixable
Example Review Request:
“Looking for code review on my platformer game!”
Hi everyone! I’ve created a platformer game and would love feedback on:
- 🎮 Game mechanics and controls
- 🐛 Any bugs you encounter
- ⚡ Performance issues or lag
- 🎨 Visual design and user experience
- 📝 Code organization and efficiency
Project link: [your-project-url]
Known issues: Jump sometimes doesn’t work on edges (working on fix)
🏆 Advanced Review Techniques
Code Walkthrough Method:
// Document your logic with comments when flag clicked // Initialize game state set [game state v] to [menu] set [level v] to [1] // Main game loop forever if <(game state) = [playing]> then // Update player position broadcast [update player v] // Check for collisions broadcast [check collisions v] // Update UI broadcast [update ui v] end end
Peer Review Process:
// Create a review checklist custom block define review checklist ask [Rate controls (1-10):] and wait set [control rating v] to (answer) ask [Rate graphics (1-10):] and wait set [graphics rating v] to (answer) ask [Any bugs found? (yes/no):] and wait set [bugs found v] to (answer)
🛠️ Common Issues to Check
Performance Problems:
- Infinite loops without waits
- Too many clones created
- Complex collision detection in forever loops
- Large lists being processed every frame
Logic Errors:
- Variables not reset between games
- Race conditions in broadcasts
- Missing edge case handling
- Inconsistent game state management
User Experience Issues:
- Unclear instructions
- No feedback for user actions
- Difficult or frustrating controls
- Missing save/load functionality
Remember: Good code review is a collaborative process that helps everyone improve! 🌟
CodeReviewer_Alex
Replied 45 minutes later
@QualityAssurance_Pro This is incredibly helpful! 🙌 I had no idea there were so many aspects to consider.
I’m going through the self-review checklist now and already found several areas for improvement. The naming conventions section especially opened my eyes - my variable names were pretty unclear!
Going to implement these suggestions and then ask for a proper review. Thank you for such a comprehensive guide! 🎯
ScratchMentor_David
Replied 1 hour later
Excellent advice @QualityAssurance_Pro! 👏 I’d like to add some tips for getting the most out of community reviews:
🤝 Building Review Relationships:
- Review others’ projects first - it’s a great way to learn
- Be specific in your feedback - “Great game!” vs “The jump mechanics feel responsive”
- Follow up on suggestions - show that you value the feedback
- Thank reviewers publicly - it encourages more participation
📈 Iterative Improvement:
- Make small improvements based on feedback
- Test changes thoroughly before the next review
- Document what you’ve changed
- Ask for follow-up reviews on specific improvements
Remember: Every expert was once a beginner who asked for help! 🌱
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