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And the macro architecture of the project. As a one man project, the only thing it makes sense to build is a monolith.
by mike_hock 5y ago
And the macro architecture of the project. As a one man project, the only thing it makes sense to build is a monolith.
- mastazi 5y agoYeah as a solo freelance dev I couldn't see how stuff like microservices would remotely be helpful to me in any way. But a few years later I worked in a large-ish team where at some point we hit a wall due to the project being a monolith[1], then I realised what that stuff was about. [1] the project changed scope and we had to do a large refactoring of the codebase as a result, if it had been based on microservices the refactoring would have been an order of magnitude simpler. Luckily the monolith was relatively well architected with separated service providers so it wasn't super bad.