>At the same time, if you have 10 micro services which are accessed by 1 frontend, it may be a little bit messy to keep all that code in the same place. Why is

>At the same time, if you have 10 micro services which are accessed by 1 frontend, it may be a little bit messy to keep all that code in the same place. Why is this messy? Using folders to separate your code has no intrinsic organizational difference than using an entire repo. There's no issue in throwing every app in your company under one repo and just using a folder to organize your stuff. Separating code into multiple repos makes one repo less aware of changes in another repo. It actually makes things harder and worse. This is the same issue with monoliths and microserves. You don't need to separate your code into several computers just for organizational issues. You can use folders to organize things.