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Voxera116408yLately its one js file we have at just under 5k lines.
But i remember seeing 10k+ a long time ago. -
Doehl1638yAll from real client projects.
Css: +35000
Js (before concat): +40000
PHP: +11000
Ps:
I have worked as an APM consultant for years, so did see some crazy shit. -
Large files are usually an indicator for bad code. There is always a way to break down your code, make it more modular, understandable and readable. Even css (sass). Just leaving this here... *Flying away*
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crisz82388yOn github I found some one-file projects. I practiced on a 2000rows text editor project
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@starless this was the norm in a lot of legacy C/CPP I used to work in. There were attempts to spread it out to multiple files, I think it was something like save, save2, save3. Fortunately the new stuff was a bit more informed, but the old stuff still needed to work.
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tilde31728yWe had to make a simple project of animations using GLUT and C++ in class. Some people's code went upto 15,000 lines. But mostly because of bad formatting and inefficient code.
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LMagnus20638yI have written a 50,000+ line xslt file before.
I love it when someone asks for a change.
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