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I recommend you to have a look at Django and Rails for inspiration. People love to hate them, but they get the scalable monolith just right in my opinion. Spea

I recommend you to have a look at Django and Rails for inspiration. People love to hate them, but they get the scalable monolith just right in my opinion. Speaking about Django, the framework provide core features (HTTP handling, database connections, ORM, templating...) that apps (what you call "sub-apps") can leverage. A Django project is just a collection of apps, either yours or third-party.

sho 8y ago
> look at Django and Rails for inspiration. People love to hate them You'll always get some portion of the community hating whatever's on top. Even in 2018, if your startup isn't using one of these two, you'd better have a damn good reason. Rails, and to a lesser extent Django, are the absolutely boring but productive as fuck workhorses of any startup. Bypass them at your peril when your project passes in front of competent due diligence.