I've got C++ projects on my website that I wrote when I was 10 years old.
Old code isn't embarassing, it's an unlocked achievement at a given state of progress.
If you feel embarassed by your code you'll never face the harsh reality that time is a limited contigent, and therefore limits the quality of code. Everyone has a trade-off equilibrium when the time spent on a project doesn't justify its workload complexity (or reduction thereof) anymore.
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I've got C++ projects on my website that I wrote when I was 10 years old.
Old code isn't embarassing, it's an unlocked achievement at a given state of progress.
If you feel embarassed by your code you'll never face the harsh reality that time is a limited contigent, and therefore limits the quality of code. Everyone has a trade-off equilibrium when the time spent on a project doesn't justify its workload complexity (or reduction thereof) anymore.