“…that's why Shopify have been so successful keeping their thing as a monolith… because they spend a lot of time building their monolithic application as a modular domain-driven architecture”

The Pragmatic Engineer · Building resilient systems with Sam Newman

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Build a modular monolith using domain-driven design so the whole system stays understandable and can be zoomed out to see how parts fit together

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