I work on OpenTofu since November, lots of coding, docs, the rest is helping the community or coordinating contributions.
I used to work for Red Hat (OCP on oVirt/RHV, Arcalot/Arcaflow, etc), in a little over 2 years I wrote somewhere around 40.000 lines of code that I can account for with 80%+ time spent, but that diminished greatly around the end as a lot of changes into the "Scrum to rule everything" direction happened, which decreased the amount of code produced by a lot.
Depending on what you do you may want to go window shopping for jobs where coding skills are valued and that are low on process. If the interview process already puts heavy emphasis on your code, that may be a place for you. If, on the other hand, the quality of your code isn't appreciated as long as it works... Smaller companies/projects tend to work better.
I used to work for Red Hat (OCP on oVirt/RHV, Arcalot/Arcaflow, etc), in a little over 2 years I wrote somewhere around 40.000 lines of code that I can account for with 80%+ time spent, but that diminished greatly around the end as a lot of changes into the "Scrum to rule everything" direction happened, which decreased the amount of code produced by a lot.
Depending on what you do you may want to go window shopping for jobs where coding skills are valued and that are low on process. If the interview process already puts heavy emphasis on your code, that may be a place for you. If, on the other hand, the quality of your code isn't appreciated as long as it works... Smaller companies/projects tend to work better.