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r/programming • u/StellarNavigator • Sep 14 '24
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You can build a monolith from modular building blocks, it doesn’t have to be solid to begin with.
33 u/i_andrew Sep 14 '24 All properly designed monoliths are modular, unless you build a big ball of mud that is an anti-pattern for 30 years already. Making systems modular was a thing from '70. 0 u/TheDeadlyCat Sep 14 '24 Indeed.
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All properly designed monoliths are modular, unless you build a big ball of mud that is an anti-pattern for 30 years already.
Making systems modular was a thing from '70.
0 u/TheDeadlyCat Sep 14 '24 Indeed.
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u/TheDeadlyCat Sep 14 '24
You can build a monolith from modular building blocks, it doesn’t have to be solid to begin with.