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Only one I can think of is that a couple hundred lines (depending on content of course) can be quite a bit to grok within a 50 minute span. Especially if there
by WaxProlix 5y ago
Only one I can think of is that a couple hundred lines (depending on content of course) can be quite a bit to grok within a 50 minute span. Especially if there are a number of places where improvements might make sense, but you have one or two in mind specifically...
I've been in that sort of position tbh, where a 200 line codebase has maybe 20-30 obviously wrong parts (creds in code, calls to 3rd party service in code w/o cacheing, maybe that could just be a service? why is this not in a queue, ...) and it's sort of weird that getting 11/14 and talking over pros and cons of the others can be considered a barely-pass.
Still, you're not wrong. Find a good enough, real-life enough example and it'd make for a great question.
- andrewflnr 5y agoYou would have to fine-tune the size, taking into account that narrowing your focus to the relevant parts of the codebase is an integral part of your reading skills.