This seems like a good thing if front-end fragmentation is not an issue, ie. if it's hosted on a server and kept in sync with the backend through deployment.
As a mobile app? Maybe not.
I'm honestly a bit puzzled which scenario the original article is envisioning when arguing this, because it mentions mobile, but then also argues for monorepos, which are kind of at odds with each other, unless you somehow force your mobile users to always be using the version that matches your back-end.
shepherdjerred|1 year ago
Kuraj|1 year ago
As a mobile app? Maybe not.
I'm honestly a bit puzzled which scenario the original article is envisioning when arguing this, because it mentions mobile, but then also argues for monorepos, which are kind of at odds with each other, unless you somehow force your mobile users to always be using the version that matches your back-end.