Project statistics

While creating the transition documentation, I ran some stats on the active code base (not including everying in old-projects) using cloc.

I'm not really a fan of measuring quality by number of lines of code (since good programmers produce fewer lines of code than bad but busy programmers), and a lot of this is boilerplate, etc. But I think it's worth noting that with just a limited team, we made 282 classes with 25k lines of Java, 2k lines of JSP, 6k lines of comments and documentation. Nothing massive, but it's a decent body of work.

Language	files	blank	comment	code
HTML	579	19160	9724	161640
Java	282	5420	5594	25656
Javascript	35	3098	2779	14490
XML	136	956	998	9448
XSD	20	146	99	4228
SQL	126	425	769	3840
JSP	20	357	95	2368
CSS	12	158	140	1460
Bourne Shell	1	2	0	7
SUM:	1211	29722	20198	223137

Secure Quicksilver, and Flot is neat.

Today I had a good discussion with Brian about how the G2 algorithm is going to work and how it will affect the future graphs. Also, We played with Flot and it looks like it will do what we need to do.

Also, Secure Quicksilver (with better information now) should be deployed tomorrow, thus most of Friday and next week will be getting the new flot charts working and getting the algorithms set up to make the flot charts that much more interesting.

Cheers,
Peter