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Using Metrics to Take a Hard look at your code

Talkat Lone Star Ruby Conference 2008 · 2008-09-04..09-06· [ruby, observability]
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Shows concrete tooling and outcomes: runs code coverage, flog and cyclomatic tools (securu), and source control churn, then aggregates them with MetricFu aggregates coverage, flog, and churn into nightly reports. Gives thresholds for flog (0–10 safe, 21–60 review, 100+ danger) and highlights a real case where a DemLein method has flog score 155 and a broken apostrophe s discount that refactoring reveals and fixes. Warns metrics get gamed and must be team‑owned not manager‑enforced.

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  1. 0:00Start
  2. 0:14Lone Star Ruby Conf 2008
  3. 3:07So how do you down on crappy
  4. 5:28Why? • A pair can get excited and egg on
  5. 9:26What's a goc coverage numb
  6. 11:12In summary
  7. 12:46Complex Measurem
  8. 17:07Flog is Opinion
  9. 33:22Refactoring com methods yields benefits
  10. 34:34Why inject suc
  11. 36:30Consider the methods
  12. 38:17Explain Yours
  13. 41:03Source Control
  14. 44:11What Code Me can do for yc
  15. 46:54Metrics are not a and Forget' oper
  16. 51:18Bonus Slide: He
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