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by no_wizard
1538 days ago
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I'm a big fan of monorepos. If they get too unwieldy or you need VCS granular permissions, you should use Perforce over git, but using either git or Perforce generally speaking I think works fine for monorepos. The tool has come such a long way from even 10 years ago, especially for front end codebases, but even for things like Rust the story is really strong. It comes down to how efficient you can be with tooling. Thats the one thing that monorepos really do require, is a good upfront investment in tooling, and long term maintenance. However I've found the initial setup "cost" of setting up a complex monorepo with correct tooling is far outweighed by the simplified operative overhead of working inside it. |
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