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Python scales to large code bases too. I work in a decade-old Python codebase that is now up to 30m LOC. Our 2000+ developers are doing 15k commits a week, wit
by stevesimmons 8y ago
Python scales to large code bases too.
I work in a decade-old Python codebase that is now up to 30m LOC. Our 2000+ developers are doing 15k commits a week, with continuous deployment.
(I gave a talk on this at PyData London two weeks ago)
- kristjansson 8y agoDo you know if slides/video will be available?
- stevesimmons 8y agoI expect the videos from PyData London will be posted on PyVideo.org in a month or two. I am awaiting confirmation whether I am allowed to put the slides on Github.
- fithisux 8y agoMy personal experience shows that you need many separate codebases to achieve 30m LOC, in other words many small projects of the 10.000 LOC code limit. Do you work this way?
- stevesimmons 8y agoThis is the main trading and risk management platform for a bank. A central team of around 150 people build the core platform libraries and underlying infrastructure. Then business-aligned teams build applications on top. The code is in one huge mono-repo.