How "Code Reuse" Affects Different Architecture Styles
Briefly

In software development, reusing code saves development time, reduces the chances of introducing bugs, and improves consistency across projects.
Monolithic applications, while having all code in a single codebase, complicate code reuse due to shared dependency updates necessitating redeployment of all dependent modules.
Using components to break reusable code into Bit parts is a solution that helps in tracking dependency graphs and managing life cycles effectively.
CI/CD pipelines become complex in monoliths because they have to track the entire dependency graph; thus, simpler strategies are needed for effective code reuse.
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