|
|
|
|
|
by anon23anon
1538 days ago
|
|
feel like the root problem companies run into when you don't have monorepo is shit gets locked down - e.g. I didn't even know this repo existed b/c I couldn't see it/clone it b/c of permissions. the other thing is lets say we have microservices - now I need to call your service - and most places are terrible at documenting things - especially if it's a new service which it probably is I'm trying to connect w/ it for the first time - now I have to figure out how to call your service - I can do that on my own my cloning your project and reading the code and bugging you but I'm way more less likely to bug you if it's part of the mono and I just need to open the code in the existing probject. I think this leads to a second point is mono does lead to more consistency and better knowledge sharing across codebases. |
|