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The fact that Google and Facebook go to such lengths means that there is a big benefit on using the monorepo. Or perhaps they are stuck with it. > For this rea
by corpMaverick 9y ago
The fact that Google and Facebook go to such lengths means that there is a big benefit on using the monorepo. Or perhaps they are stuck with it.
> For this reason I'm personally always hesitant to recommend monorepos as the be-all-end-all.
May be not a monorepo, but at least trying avoid having too many repos.
- bluejekyll 9y agoAgain, I go back to the sub-module approach with some small amount of automation built around that. Managing sub-modules kinda sucks, but if you use it as a reference to all of the products in production and as a synchronization point for delivery, then it gives you all the benefits of the monorepo, without the performance issues.