That being said, if you’ve experienced the above, you’ve probably had the issue of having inner custom libraries that need to be shared between your project’s services. This practice is great to help keep code untangled, it’s fantastic to allow for partial deployments and lowers the risks of massive catastrophic failure when updating old code (because the amount of damage you can cause is limited to one particular service). And if you’ve worked on any mid-sized (or bigger) project, you’ve probably experienced the process of splitting functionality between individual services. We all know how Node’s asynchronous I/O has made it one of the de-facto tools for developing services (normally REST APIs, although other types, not as popular, are quite common too).
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