Yeah, the biggest problem is keeping up to date.

That’s where the mono repo really shines. We have a folder for common stuff that everyone depends upon. A modification is automatically applied/compatible with every micro service. Really streamline the lib updates problem ^^

It does indeed ^^

No problem for the cloning.

A CI run is around 8 mins. We just use bazel to determine what to run and to keep cache of unchanged tests.

I do, on a 900+ developer mono repo. Works like a charm.

We just have a CD that allows to deliver each project each micro service individually.

Just started War Thunder and I’m having quite a bit of fun.

Otherwise a bit of Last Epoch, a bit of Rimworld. Chill

Or, hear me out, maybe switch to Firefox ?

When caring about the privacy of your data, using a software made by the biggest data collector might be a bad idea…

I don’t think it’s necessary true.

You can’t compare the employment of a former google/twitter/xxx bit tech dev to a junior just starting. Lived the precedent crisis and it’s often easier to employ a cheap dev than a more expansive one,

But, it will clearly be harder no matter what.

As for OP, web dev is always a solid choice. If you really want to boost your resume, you may want to build some experience as an app dev too. It’s often very looked for.