I've used submodules over monorepos at two companies, I would highly recommend it. I've usually seen the root repo contain things like onboarding docs, docker compose yaml files, master Makefile, bash scripts, env var and other config etc, and then all the code is in a submodule with a separate repo.
I agree. I’d like to point out (NodeJS dev since its invention, thank you Sir Dahl) that small reusable packages is IMO the spirit of NodeJS. It’s also fundamental in more advanced techniques like Functional Programming (e.g. Purify, SOLID principle, ….even apprenticeships in the eLearning domain use smaller reusable modules (a share among similar job descriptions, which makes it easier to switch to another).
Point of monorepo is only workspace for dev‘s, how you work not how to deliver.
from this perspective I like workspaces, makes me code comfyer without contradicting my imagination of was John invented beside of isomorphic coding, which is great, combine this with RxJs to communicate seemlessly, then make a cluster and worker.length === cpus.length and feel the not-so-single-threaded-as-smiled-at while doing way more than scrollbar-coloring-as-smiled-at-js ☺️ I‘m grateful for what we‘ve achieved so far. Open-Source will get a new framework spon. Working on it for a while now, soon ready for contributer acquiring 😏
I've used submodules over monorepos at two companies, I would highly recommend it. I've usually seen the root repo contain things like onboarding docs, docker compose yaml files, master Makefile, bash scripts, env var and other config etc, and then all the code is in a submodule with a separate repo.
Yes, that sounds great! I think it is very convenient...
I agree. I’d like to point out (NodeJS dev since its invention, thank you Sir Dahl) that small reusable packages is IMO the spirit of NodeJS. It’s also fundamental in more advanced techniques like Functional Programming (e.g. Purify, SOLID principle, ….even apprenticeships in the eLearning domain use smaller reusable modules (a share among similar job descriptions, which makes it easier to switch to another).
Point of monorepo is only workspace for dev‘s, how you work not how to deliver.
from this perspective I like workspaces, makes me code comfyer without contradicting my imagination of was John invented beside of isomorphic coding, which is great, combine this with RxJs to communicate seemlessly, then make a cluster and worker.length === cpus.length and feel the not-so-single-threaded-as-smiled-at while doing way more than scrollbar-coloring-as-smiled-at-js ☺️ I‘m grateful for what we‘ve achieved so far. Open-Source will get a new framework spon. Working on it for a while now, soon ready for contributer acquiring 😏
console:
// you probably know already ^^
$> 0.1 + 0.2