2017 Enterprise JavaScript Survey: Microrepo or Monorepo?

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This survey contains 6 questions and should take you under 5 minutes to complete.

1. How does your company most often organize JavaScript code into repos? *

Each npm package gets its own repo

Each "app" gets its own repo (can have multiple npm packages)

Each "product" gets its own repo (can have multiple apps)

Everything goes into one big repo (i.e. monorepo)

Not sure/there is no standard

2. How does your company most often share JavaScript code between projects? *

Many small npm packages, each in their own repo

Larger groups of shared code in multiple repos

All shared code in one repo separate from app repos

All shared code part of the monorepo

Hardly any sharing and/or code generally just duplicated

Not sure/there is no standard

3. What is the most painful part of the way your JavaScript code is organized today?

Atomic commits

Sharing code

Branching and merging

Refactoring

Code complexity

Team ownership/flexibility

Tooling/infrastructure investment

Other:

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4. What is the best part of the way your JavaScript code is organized today?

Atomic commits

Sharing code

Branching and merging

Refactoring

Code complexity

Team ownership/flexibility

Tooling/infrastructure investment

Other:

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5. How do you personally prefer to organize JavaScript code? *

Each npm package gets its own repo

Each "app" gets its own repo (can have multiple npm packages)

Each "product" gets its own repo (can have multiple apps)

Everything goes into one big repo (i.e. monorepo)

Other:

6. How many repos are in your organization?

2 - 5

5 - 20

20 - 50

50+

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Your company size (optional)

Independent/consultant/student/unemployed

Small (1 - 5 people)

Medium (5 - 50 people)

Large (50 - 500 people)

Humongous (500+ people)

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