By bloid
via stephan.reposita.org
Published: Oct 23 2008 / 09:30
In my last post about “50k lines of code considered large?” I’ve wondered about large code bases and the different perceptions on what a large code base is. I came to the topic because of a blog post: “The Maintenance myth” by Ola Bini. One minor point he makes about maintanence is lines of code in dynamic languages. I know maintanence is mainly about technical debt. But I’m interested in how lines of code factor into maintanence problems.
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