There is a 30k character limit to post questions on all Stack Exchange sites; Code Review's is over 65K.

If it fits into one question, then you may absolutely ask it. Otherwise, perhaps you will find a way to split it up into two questions, or ask about a particular part in your application.

For applications of this site however, it is very important that you include a lot of explanation and context about what your project is about.

I have myself asked questions on Code Review about quite big code projects, see for example:

• Analyzing Minesweeper Probabilities
• SudokuSharp Solver with advanced features

Explaining a lot about your code in plain English really helps reviewers to better understand and review your code.

There is a 30k character limit to post questions on all Stack Exchange sites; Code Review's is over 65K.

If it fits into one question, then you may absolutely ask it. Otherwise, perhaps you will find a way to split it up into two questions, or ask about a particular part in your application.

For applications of this site however, it is very important that you include a lot of explanation and context about what your project is about.

I have myself asked questions on Code Review about quite big code projects, see for example:

• Analyzing Minesweeper Probabilities
• SudokuSharp Solver with advanced features

Explaining a lot about your code in plain English really helps reviewers to better understand and review your code.

There is a 30k character limit to post questions on all Stack Exchange sites, this includes Code Review.

If it fits into one question, then you may absolutely ask it. Otherwise, perhaps you will find a way to split it up into two questions, or ask about a particular part in your application.

For applications of this site however, it is very important that you include a lot of explanation and context about what your project is about.

I have myself asked questions on Code Review about quite big code projects, see for example:

• Analyzing Minesweeper Probabilities
• SudokuSharp Solver with advanced features

Explaining a lot about your code in plain English really helps reviewers to better understand and review your code.

There is a 30k character limit to post questions on all Stack Exchange sites; Code Review's is over 65K.

If it fits into one question, then you may absolutely ask it. Otherwise, perhaps you will find a way to split it up into two questions, or ask about a particular part in your application.

For applications of this site however, it is very important that you include a lot of explanation and context about what your project is about.

I have myself asked questions on Code Review about quite big code projects, see for example:

• Analyzing Minesweeper Probabilities
• SudokuSharp Solver with advanced features

Explaining a lot about your code in plain English really helps reviewers to better understand and review your code.