Cool! We use + and 🐍 , so definitely exciting!

I have to admit I was a little bit skeptical about it too, but got hooked quickly. Working in the same team as the father of probably helped :star-struck:

I assume polylith is not a silver bullet 🙂 . I would be curious to know where the inflection point is. At what point does is make sense to use polylith? And does it makes sense to start with polylith from the beginning or migrate after the project is rather stable? The discussion seems to resemble the microservice one. I never heard the port and adapter discussion in an FP context until now. Would like to see some examples of the mentioned strategies protocols and higher-order functions. -- End Brain Dump

My feeling is that Polylith makes sense as soon as you have multiple deployable artifacts being built from a single monorepo.

So don't start with a polylith project 🙂. I need more "good practices" on how to keep all nice and tidy until the critical mass has been reached. I just need to figure out how to do all the Coupling and Cohesion stuff in FP and presto I have a modular monolith. I probably read to many blogs 🙂.

If I knew I was going to be creating multiple artifacts when I was starting a new monorepo, I'd "start with a polylith project" 🙂

I’ve used Polylith since it was in the idea phase in several production systems. I chose it when I started my own company, even though it was initially a small single artifact workspace. Our workspace got larger and larger over time, and we added more artifacts as needed. Adding artifacts and changing how we deploy became easy tasks since we had Polylith. Polylith even saved us from a production disaster when we first launched; we were able to split our deployment artifacts to isolate a part in the API causing memory leaks while we were working on a solution. This split took less than 30 minutes. I understand that if you have a small project and are unfamiliar with Polylith, it could be too much of an investment to read through the book-long documentation. I did start with Polylith at my company since I had a bias toward it; I was a part of the Polylith team. However, I can assure you that learning and understanding Polylith will add good tools to your developer's toolbox. And, if you are already familiar with Polylith, it won’t hurt to start with it, even for small projects.

I'm not sceptic, I would even go as far as saying polylith is definitely a silver bullet when it comes to orgs with multiple services/apps. What I wish it did and for this reason I don't currently use it is support cljs