What is Monorepo?
A development method where multiple software projects are kept in a single shared folder.
Overview
In the software world, instead of projects being disconnected from each other, all interconnected codes are gathered in a single center. This method makes cross-project code sharing and updates much faster.
How it works
Developers access all projects through a single master repository, so changes made in one library are instantly visible in other projects.
Where it is used
It is used in large software companies and in projects where interconnected microservices are developed.
Commonly confused with
It is not about mixing codes, but about managing them regularly from a single center.
Frequently asked questions
Is it suitable for everyone?
No, management can become difficult in very large projects.
Does it affect security?
It provides more secure code management with correct authorization.
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