Since i knew that Google did it, i have started to think about it, a lot. And mono-repos really do make sense ( a lot) when you need them tied together. Findin

Since i knew that Google did it, i have started to think about it, a lot. And mono-repos really do make sense ( a lot) when you need them tied together. Finding errors in your console immediatly without version numbers gets the job faster done. There are other ways though, like if you use dot net. A mono repo that creates nuget packages and projects that pull the latest build of them into their solution. This way, external parties can re-use the same components. On a beta version, that releases new nuget components, if there is a file change ( and so a version update), notify the external parties. Have one website which mentions the schedule of an update on the live version to reduce email traffic. Oldskool, but it seems to work.