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Well I've had a look at some of the project that are sitting on my hard disk (all are current by the way) and here is the Code LOC values for them: 50, 225, 261
by peterhi 17y ago
Well I've had a look at some of the project that are sitting on my hard disk (all are current by the way) and here is the Code LOC values for them: 50, 225, 261, 346, 402, 572, 857, 980, 1099, 1213, 1475, 1677, 1841, 2002, 2123, 2242, 2887, 3138, 3338, 3421, 3421, 7812, 7812, 46757, 57495
The most used projects, used daily by our clients are in the 2000-4000 range, the smaller ones are supporting tools and the two massive ones are that way because the business rules are completely insane. Also they are quite old and could probably be trimmed down quite a bit.
Some of the more actively developed code has been trimmed down through constant development, the two monsters do not get touched too often.
Actually I'm quite surprised has to how small our core applications are, I would have guessed more in the 8000-12000 LOC. But then Ruby tends to be rather concise.
What sort of numbers are you seeing?
- cmelbye 17y agoActually less than I would've thought: 831 Code LOC. It's not impossible to manage yet, but I'm beginning to notice that it's getting harder. I think doing some refactoring and general cleanup will help with that.