#monorepo

#monorepo

Bit components can be installed like standard Node packages for easy consumption across projects.

Publishing UI components as independent packages enhances flexibility and collaboration, making it easier to maintain high-quality, reusable libraries.

Monorepo and poly-repo structures differ mainly in dependency relationships and artifact production, with nuances complicating their definitions.

The Single Version Policy promotes consistency and reduces compatibility issues in monorepos but can complicate dependency updates in larger organizations.

Testing changes to multiple shared packages is streamlined using Bit's 'lane' feature to ensure compatibility before release.

The Single Version Policy enhances consistency in monorepos but requires careful management of dependency updates.

Monorepos simplify dependency management but come with scalability challenges.

Understanding GitHub's repository and file limits is crucial for performance.

Proper tooling, such as Git LFS, is necessary for managing large files.

Monorepos streamline software development by centralizing codebases and reducing management complexity for shared libraries and dependencies.

Bit allows creating and managing reusable components with NextJS and React templates for improved productivity.

Set up a Bit workspace to create modular NextJS apps and React components efficiently.

Utilizing Bit's lanes allows for effective testing of interdependent packages in separate repositories.

Using Bit's 'lane' feature allows for effective testing of multiple modified packages in a shared context before releasing updates.

Testing changes in multiple packages with Bit enhances validation before releasing them.

Monorepos streamline dependency sharing but present scaling challenges requiring careful management and understanding of platform-specific limits.

Monorepos simplify dependency management across projects but pose scaling challenges that need to be addressed with proper tools.

Setting up CI/CD for Lambda functions can be complex due to interdependencies, requiring modern tools to manage them effectively.

Monorepos provide a solution for managing micro-architecture challenges, but they may limit project autonomy and flexibility.

Turborepo 2.0 introduces a new terminal UI and Watch Mode, enhancing developer productivity in monorepo projects.

Turborepo uses Package Graph and Task Graph to manage tasks efficiently within a monorepo.