The Return of Monoliths
Microservices are complexity traps for 99% of teams. Why modular monoliths in Next.js/Turborepo are becoming the preferred architecture.
The Microservice Tax
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Modular Monoliths
We can have boundaries without network calls. Using tools like NX or Turborepo, we can enforce strict module boundaries (e.g. 'billing' cannot import 'auth' directly) while keeping everything in a single deployable unit.
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