Not to disagree, but if your company has around 300,000 LoC in business logic and your pet project has 1,000 LoC, the processing times are going to be significantly different.
It has more business logic, true, but the average request is just the usual "retrieve an object from the DB, modify a few columns, and save back". Just like in my project. They have a higher LoC because they have more use cases, but a single use case alone is not very complex and is comparable to my project's code in its complexity. So I think it's fair to compare the two when it comes to rps.
kgeist|1 year ago