I don't know what project the OP was working on, but right now I'm working on a crm/accounting/scheduling product with several hundred thousand lines of javascript code. Due to the modular nature of the code base, I don't see any reason why I can't break the million mark and keep going.
Although I probably won't. Because I don't have to.
Because unlike with a traditional code base, much of the functionality is provided by the browser (CSS, HTML, SVG, Canvas, Image Support, Geolocation, Storage, you get my point) and not by external libraries which add to the lines of code.
Although I probably won't. Because I don't have to.
Because unlike with a traditional code base, much of the functionality is provided by the browser (CSS, HTML, SVG, Canvas, Image Support, Geolocation, Storage, you get my point) and not by external libraries which add to the lines of code.