30 January 2023 by Phillip JohnstonThe implication to the name monorepo is that there exists just one – everything is contained within it. But in Getting Rid of Old Code, I mentioned that 45 repositories would make it into the monorepo. This means 15 repositories did not make the cut. If we’re aiming for a … Continue reading "Does Everything Belong in a Monorepo?"| Embedded Artistry
25 January 2023 by Phillip Johnston • Last updated 27 January 2023I am ideologically aligned with distributing code in repositories that serve a single purpose. As a software consumer, I think that smaller, single purpose repositories and components are more approachable and easier to use. Of course, every decision comes with its tradeoffs, and this … Continue reading "An Experiment: Develop in a Monorepo and Distribute to Standalone Repositories"| Embedded Artistry
27 January 2023 by Phillip JohnstonIn my post on developing in a monorepo and splitting it up again for distribution, I referenced the Field Atlas entry “Software is a cost, not an asset“. Dr. Samek made a comment on that entry, which I will repeat here: I’m so glad to see this point of view. … Continue reading "Getting Rid of Old Code"| Embedded Artistry
