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> Merge your commit and get in line. Much easier said than done, if there are 50+ devs working on the same service (monolith). Decisions are made much slower,
by serial_dev 5y ago
> Merge your commit and get in line.
Much easier said than done, if there are 50+ devs working on the same service (monolith). Decisions are made much slower, improvements need to go through long discussions, deployments are much more risky, onboarding is a hassle, and so on. Sure, monoliths work very good for small teams (it's hard to define what "small" is), but I'd say that around 15-30 developers you can think about splitting up.
- withinboredom 5y agoAre you saying this from experience? From my experience working on a monolith every day with around 400-500 other devs, this is not the case. I don’t even need a code review for minor things. Just commit and get in line (about 2-3 minutes before my commit hits 100% of production).