How much code do you usually write in Go per project or period?

The amount of Go code I write for a project or over a period of time heavily depends on the scale and tasks of the project. On average, during a week of development, it can range from a few hundred to several thousand lines of code.

The focus is more on quality and functionality rather than just the number of lines. Go is designed for simplicity and conciseness, so tasks are often solved in a compact manner.

For example, in a small service, it is possible to write from 3,000 to 10,000 lines of code over a couple of months, including tests and documentation.

It is also important to consider that some time is spent on refactoring, optimization, and writing tests, not just on writing new code.