The end of a monkey dance - last push (to GitHub) of my code backlog
Finished !
All my code backlog is pushed to GitHub :)
Fist was the repository containing solutions of the problems part of the Java Fundamentals course. It contains 261 files and 7756 lines of Java code (without the comments).
Then came the Java Advanced - repository - 202 files, 6489 lines of code.
Java OOP - repository - 334 files, 5753 lines of code.
MySQL - repository - 176 files, 11318 lines of code.
All in all we are talking about 797 files and 19998 lines of highly algorithmic java code (maybe I should add 2 more lines somewhere and round them to 20k LOC.
In contrast the 11318 lines of SQL code aren’t so impressive. There is some duplication because I’ve split the solutions in a file per problem. Nevertheless it was an interesting work.
Only 4.42 files and 111.1 Java LOC per day (what is with these numbers !?) for the last 6 months. It shows my work for the period.
If we add the SQL we are talking about 5.41 files and 174 LOC per day.
Next comes the interesting part. I plan to push the solutions as I solve the problems of Spring Data course. Expect more lines of code (it’s time for some boilerplate). We’ll start counting the repository’s commit count.
So far it has been fun. There is a lot that one can take from the courses if one focuses on work instead grades (they come anyway).
Clean code to everyone !
Z.