史上最烂代码

Here’s a diagram of the biggest codebases in history, as measured by lines of code:

这是历史上最大的代码库的图表，以代码行来衡量：

As you can see, Google has by far the largest codebase of all. And all 2 billion lines of code fits into a single code repository.

如您所见，Google拥有迄今为止最大的代码库。 并且所有20亿行代码都可以放入一个代码存储库中。

But it isn’t a Git repository. Google , which was designed specifically for its 62,000 employees (about 1/3 of whom are developers) to collaborate efficiently.

但这不是一个Git存储库。 Google ，该专门为其62,000名员工(其中大约1/3是开发人员)设计，可以有效地进行协作。

The distinction of “largest Git repository” goes to Microsoft, who announced today that their Windows Git repository has:

“最大的Git存储库”的区别归于微软，微软今天宣布其Windows Git存储库具有：

• approximately 3.5M files that
  大约有350万个文件
• results in a Git repo of about 300 gigabytes in size
  导致大约300 GB的Git回购
• with 4,000 engineers producing 1,760 daily “lab builds” across 440 branches, plus thousands of pull request validation builds.
  拥有4,000名工程师，遍及440个分支，每天产生1,760个“实验室构建”，以及数千个拉取请求验证构建。

You can read all about how the Windows team manages this complexity with Git here: ()

您可以在此处阅读有关Windows团队如何使用Git管理这种复杂性的所有信息：( )

这里还有三个值得您花时间的链接： (Here are three other links worth your time:)

1. How Elise learned to code while working full-time and got her first web developer job — and things she learned along the way ()

   Elise在全职工作期间如何学习编码并获得了她的第一份Web开发人员工作-以及她在此过程中学到的东西( )

2. How to dig yourself out of the coding tutorial rut ()

   如何使自己脱离编码教程车辙( )

3. The dark side of extreme productivity, and how to steer back toward the light ()

   极端生产力的阴暗面，以及如何转向光明( )

Bonus: How to use setInterval and setTimeout to create time-based events in JavaScript ()

奖励：如何使用setInterval和setTimeout在JavaScript中创建基于时间的事件( )

想到的一天： (Thought of the day:)

“Phishing is a major problem because there really is no patch for human stupidity.” — Mike Danseglio

“网络钓鱼是一个主要问题，因为确实没有解决人类愚蠢的方法。” — Mike Danseglio

有趣的一天： (Funny of the day:)

Webcomic by

Webcomic由

当天的研究小组： (Study group of the day:)

Happy coding!

编码愉快！

– Quincy Larson, teacher at

– Quincy Larson， 老师

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如果您从这些电子邮件中获得了价值，请考虑 。

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