> Has anyone seen production code with <=10 lines of code per function before? It depends on the language. In Node.js code, it's not uncommon to not only see

> Has anyone seen production code with <=10 lines of code per function before? It depends on the language. In Node.js code, it's not uncommon to not only see production code that follows this rule, but also puts no more than 1 or 2 functions in each file. Once you get used to it, and as long as you're quick with your editor/IDE's open shortcuts, I've found it a pretty nice way to organize code. I personally find C code hard to follow sometimes, not because I don't understand C (I have more experience with C than I do JavaScript, if you count years), but because C tends to feature multiple functions per file, each with hundreds of lines of code per function. At least for me, that's hard to follow, and I hate having to move hundreds of lines up and down a file, even using Vim shortcuts.