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Hello, I recently found about turborepo. Want to get some insight from people that use it before I can make any commitment. I'm rebuilding a 3 years old SSR web app which is based on Node/Express/React. The new tech stack I want to offer to my teammates to go with would be composed with these in mind:
Given those main components and especially that What potential advantages would possibly be achieved using turborepo for just a Server Side Rendered React web app. Thanks for any input. |
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This is just my personal opinion, but Turborepo's strengths are that it can intelligently avoid repeating work that has already been done. If you're expecting to organize your code in a way where some code will change more often than other, or if you want to define that the relationships between parts of your codebase, I think Turborepo can add value. It's not live yet, but @mattpocock is working on a "Why Monorepo" page for the docs also that you can preview: #1901 Outside of that, if you want an open discussion, come hang out in the Turborepo Discord server! |
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This is just my personal opinion, but Turborepo's strengths are that it can intelligently avoid repeating work that has already been done. If you're expecting to organize your code in a way where some code will change more often than other, or if you want to define that the relationships between parts of your codebase, I think Turborepo can add value.
It's not live yet, but @mattpocock is working on a "Why Monorepo" page for the docs also that you can preview: #1901
Outside of that, if you want an open discussion, come hang out in the Turborepo Discord server!