Some Code Statistics for Broadchoice Workspace
Now that the Broadchoice Workspace has been officially released, I thought I'd post a quick entry with some code statistics. I ran the codebase through a line counting tool that gives a breakdown by file, folder, language, etc. We all know that lines of code is not a very good way to judge quality or effort, but it is still interesting in a general way. This is only lines of code, all blank lines and comments were excluded:
- Total Lines of Code: 50,125
- Total Files: 633
- Lines of MXML: 10,784
- Lines of ActionScript: 12,675
- Lines of CFML: 7,730
- Lines of Groovy: 8,878
- Lines of XML: 1,757
- Lines of CSS, HTML, JavaScript, etc.: 7,612
- Lines of SQL: 1,089
- Lines excluded as comments or blank: 15,778
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Interesting numbers. Which line counting tool did you use? I've been thinking about counting lines in a big project that I've been the sole developer on, just out of curiosity.
# Posted By Stephen Judd
| 11/14/08 9:12 PM
I'm interested to know.. what is the role of CFML in Broadchoice Worksapce?
# Posted By Henry Ho
| 11/14/08 9:31 PM
The mobile (iPhone) application is built with CFML. Ray blogged about this when he talked about how we reuse our Groovy services in CFML via Joe's ColdSpring utility that allows a ColdSpring factory to have a Java Spring factory as its parent.
# Posted By Sean Corfield
| 11/14/08 9:41 PM
I had the Microsoft LOC Counter application installed, so I used it. You can find it at http://code.msdn.microsoft.com/LOCCounter . It did take some tweaks to the XML configuration to detect MXML, AS3, CMFL, etc., but I just looked at the existing counter configs and modified them slightly to detect the other languages.
# Posted By Brian Kotek
| 11/15/08 2:41 AM
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