top | item 45371772 (no title) rustybolt | 5 months ago Agreed, 300 lines will take me a lot more than 10 minutes to review properly!Depends on the specific changes of course, but generally speaking. discuss order hn newest whstl|5 months ago Also depends on the codebase.300 lines is nothing in some boilerplate-heavy codebases I've worked at.After seeing the same patterns for the hundredth time, it's easy to detect deviations. Not to mention linters and typing helps a lot too.Not a fan of those but oh well.
whstl|5 months ago Also depends on the codebase.300 lines is nothing in some boilerplate-heavy codebases I've worked at.After seeing the same patterns for the hundredth time, it's easy to detect deviations. Not to mention linters and typing helps a lot too.Not a fan of those but oh well.
whstl|5 months ago
300 lines is nothing in some boilerplate-heavy codebases I've worked at.
After seeing the same patterns for the hundredth time, it's easy to detect deviations. Not to mention linters and typing helps a lot too.
Not a fan of those but oh well.