How to scale a large codebase
Vercel shares guidance on scaling codebases for growing companies, discussing approaches like monoliths, monorepos, micro frontends, and module federation based on experience with thousands of organizations.
Scaling a codebase is an integral, and inevitable, part of growing a software company.
You may have heard many terms thrown around as answers — monoliths, monorepos, micro frontends, module federation, and more.
At Vercel, we’ve helped evolve their codebases, and we have an opinion on the optimal way to build software.thousands of large organizations
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