Python Belgrade

Date-Time: 2024.05.31 | 18:00
Venue: CDT Hub
Address: Kneza Miloša 12, 11000 Beograd

Speaker: Max Polezhaev, Software Engineer at Kiwi.com
Talk: Monorepositories and Dependency Management in Python Projects
Abstract:
In the evolving landscape of software development, the choice of version control strategy profoundly impacts project management, developer collaboration, and overall code quality. This talk explores the strategic adoption of monorepositories to streamline development processes across multiple interconnected projects.

We will begin by demystifying what a monorepository is, comparing it to the more traditional polyrepository approach, and discussing the structural differences and implications for large-scale development environments. Attendees will gain insights into the tangible benefits of monorepositories, such as simplified dependency management, enhanced code reusability, improved collaboration through centralized changes, and streamlined build and testing processes.

However, adopting a monorepository is not without its challenges. This presentation will address potential pitfalls such as scalability issues, increased complexity in tooling, and heightened risk of codebase overhead. We will outline the specific scenarios in which a monorepository might be most advantageous, considering factors like project interdependencies, team size and dynamics.
To bring these concepts to life, the talk will cover some questions of the practical implementation of a monorepository, including available tooling and its useful features, followed by a live demo showing an example of PyCharm setup for a monorepository.

Lightning talks
After the end of the talk we will have 30 minutes of Lightning Talks, where you can join us and share your insights, experiences, ideas, bad jokes, good beer! :)

Networking:
The venue we will go after the event for beers is still TBA!

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