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title: "Comment by Markos Korvesis on \"Monorepo. Building one roof for your UI apps.\" | Hashnode"
description: "Sagarpreet Chadha , you've certainly improved my opinion towards mono-repos; pior to reading this I'd definitely say "no", but now I might con"
url: "https://hashnode.com/posts/monorepo-building-one-roof-for-your-ui-apps/629ca1c19a44273f335f3612/comment/629d9b22cfa70a3fd32d94ac"
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[Discussion](https://hashnode.com/posts/monorepo-building-one-roof-for-your-ui-apps/629ca1c19a44273f335f3612)

Comment [Monorepo. Building one roof for your UI apps.](https://hashnode.com/posts/monorepo-building-one-roof-for-your-ui-apps/629ca1c19a44273f335f3612)

[Markos Korvesis](https://hashnode.com/@MarkosK)

[Jun 6, 2022](https://hashnode.com/posts/monorepo-building-one-roof-for-your-ui-apps/629ca1c19a44273f335f3612/comment/629d9b22cfa70a3fd32d94ac)

[Sagarpreet Chadha](https://hashnode.com/@Sagarpreet), you've certainly improved my opinion towards mono-repos; pior to reading this I'd definitely say "no", but now I might consider it.

On the other hand, I believe it should be approached with caution as it's purely situational on [how the projects are internally structured](https://3minutehacks.hashnode.dev/horizontal-vs-vertical-code-packaging) and the size of the codebase.

I've worked on a mono-repo in my youth and I can safely say that it was purely chaotic as per navigation, not to mention the horrific loading times I faced every time I needed to startup my IDE, search, etc.