Polylith is a functional software architecture at the system scale

It is probably/definitely me but I watched the long video and did not learn anything and then read the GitHub example for a few minutes and got it. I have a hard time understanding why ‘young people’ (or maybe all people outside myself as it sometimes feels) enjoy videos; text is so much faster for everything but learning how to render a wall (stuff with your hands). Then again, I never went to lectures in uni vs reading books, papers…

> Creating a library also harms the development experience, because changes to the code no longer take effect immediately, as we need to build a library every time we make a change.[0] I see this criticism of libraries from monolith fans a lot, and it confuses me. That would be true anyway - you cannot use code until you've built it (unless it's in a language which is interpreted/unbuilt/uncompiled etc.). This would be true if the code lived in a…