Monorepos are a popular way to manage multiple projects in a single repository. They are often used to address the challenges that come with micro-architecture patterns, which are becoming…

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Managing multiple projects in a single repository has become common with monorepos, especially in JavaScript/Typescript environments. Monorepos offer benefits like easier code sharing and dependency management but can also limit team autonomy and flexibility. As an alternative, polyrepos allow projects to be maintained separately, though they come with their own challenges, like ensuring consistency across the codebase. The Bit component system offers another solution by allowing individual code components to be managed and shared across projects, supporting a decentralized yet coherent codebase structure.

JavaScript Monorepos: Exploring Decentralized Alternatives

Love the decentralized approach. It always seemed odd to me that we maintain microservices/micro frontends within a single repository shared by multiple teams, given that one of the advantages of these patterns is to promote team autonomy.

So, this mean that both monorepos and multiple repos can use composable architecture regardless of the repository structure?

tldr monorepo, polyrepo and “use our saas”

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