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Python Monorepos & the Polylith Developer Experience [video]
What if writing software would be more like when building things with LEGO bricks? For me, a more playful and productive Developer Experience is all about writing & experimenting with code - without the hassle. A productive setup should also let us make design decisions while learning what to actually build, and allow changes during the way. The Polylith Architecture solves this in a Nice and Simple way. I am the developer of the Open Source tooling for Polylith in Python. In this video from FOSDEM 2025, I go through the basics of the Polylith Architecture & the Developer friendly tooling for a joyful and hassle-free Python Experience. References The Python tools for the Polylith Architecture docs The Python tools for the Polylith Architecture at GitHub
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What if writing software would be more like when building things with LEGO bricks? For me, a more playful and productive Developer Experience is all about writing & experimenting with code - without the hassle.
A productive setup should also let us make design decisions while learning what to actually build, and allow changes during the way.
The Polylith Architecture solves this in a Nice and Simple way. I am the developer of the Open Source tooling for Polylith in Python.
In this video from FOSDEM 2025, I go through the basics of the Polylith Architecture & the Developer friendly tooling for a joyful and hassle-free Python Experience.
References
The Python tools for the Polylith Architecture docs
The Python tools for the Polylith Architecture at GitHub
