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They are referencing the LoC metric to show that they are not using it for some toy CLI app used by 2 members in the team and therefore justifying the reason fo
by avl999 5y ago
They are referencing the LoC metric to show that they are not using it for some toy CLI app used by 2 members in the team and therefore justifying the reason for this blogpost. 500k LOC doesn't seem that unreasonable, not sure how you can call it "over-engineered" without even knowing what the system is actually doing or having access to their architecture.
- thr1123 5y agoor maybe even toy apps becomes eccessively verbose in go, given the abundance of if err != nil and 5-rows cycles instead of item.map(fn)