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raone1
4y ago
Thanks for the suggestion.
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raone1
4y ago
I read somewhere that with larger teams, maintaining mono repo becomes harder because of merge conflicts. We are a small team and the codebase would not be that big.
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raone1
4y ago
Thanks. I now think that Mono would be a better choice. As we only do Integration and azure related stuff. So most of the code will be dependent on each other and reusable. Is it also better if we have to use some open source dependency at
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raone1
4y ago
We are going to do some Integration work, that may include Azure functions, servicebus, micro services and other stuff. We are creating some POCs for that and had a discussion about what approach to use. I have worked with multi repos and
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4y ago
Any particular reason??? I have read some blogs. But wanted to know from HN, what developers prefer.
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4y ago
Moved from Postman to Insomnia too. Postman was taking too much time to start and was very unresponsive compared to Insomnia, on my Work Laptop.