The Mini-Monorepo Maximize code reuse while protecting your domain boundaries
<p>“Can you revert your last commit and use that third-party Dynamo locking library instead?”</p>
<p>My team lead looked at me with his sharp, blue eyes. They were tucked under a strong brow and just visible over a large auburn beard. It gave him a permanent expression of seriousness.</p>
<p>“Why’s that?” I asked earnestly. I was a little over a year into my first job, and I had just received an AWS certification. I was eager to put it to good use, starting by using Dynamo’s conditional writes in this library I was working on.</p>
<p>“I want us to get rid of as much of our own code as we can. With three teams touching this monorepo, it’s too easy to add dependencies across projects. That’s what got us into this mess.”</p>
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