My software estate, in numbers that can show their working
Everything here is measured by CodeAtlas itself and rebuilt every night: 155 projects and 9,499,267 authored lines across 4 drives, plus how the tool grew and where its night goes. Shares and totals only — no project is named. Updated 2026-10-27.
What the estate is made of
Languages
Authored lines by programming language, counted after the data and copies have been taken out.
- Python70%
- JavaScript24%
- TypeScript4%
- Kotlin1%
- Batchfileunder 1%
- PowerShellunder 1%
- Shellunder 1%
- C#under 1%
- everything elseunder 1%
Where the lines really are
Source is what someone wrote; ingested is data an app keeps; generated is what it emits; duplicate is a second copy. Only the first one counts.
- source62%
- ingested24%
- generated12%
- duplicate2%
Projects by size
Authored lines per project, grouped by size.
How the tool grew
Tests in the suite
Counted at the end of each week. Every one pins a defect that actually shipped, so this is also a chart of my mistakes.
Commits per week
Since 2026-08-17, 254 in all. Green weeks added a new subsystem; quiet weeks were spent using it.
Lessons recorded per week
Each one is a wrong answer the tool once gave me, and the rule that fixed it.
Where the night goes
The slowest steps of the last refresh
The whole test suite runs first and halts the refresh if anything fails — so half the night is spent proving the rest is safe to run.