Actually this might prove the opposite. The intention is of course that his removing of 2000 lines of code while improving behavior is a good thing. Therefore a change in number of lines of code is significant. Therefore you should track lines of code. I track lines of code to get a sense for when there's more lines of code than seem necessary so I can go chopping it away until it becomes manageable.
Actually this might prove the opposite. The intention is of course that his removing of 2000 lines of code while improving behavior is a good thing. Therefore a change in number of lines of code is significant. Therefore you should track lines of code. I track lines of code to get a sense for when there's more lines of code than seem necessary so I can go chopping it away until it becomes manageable.
I do a similar thing on a file by file level. Once a file or single function grows too long, it is time for a refactor.