A MonoRepo For Your SDKs
Blog post from Speakeasy
In the current software development landscape, the monorepo structure for software development kits (SDKs) has gained traction, particularly popularized by Amazon and now favored by many companies offering multiple APIs. This approach centralizes SDKs in a single repository, facilitating service discovery for users, though it results in larger SDK sizes. Speakeasy supports both monorepo and traditional "repo per API" structures, allowing flexibility in SDK organization while ensuring features like granular management of API updates and the ability to manage API keys without a gateway. Recent improvements include enhanced usage snippets to ensure code examples are accurate and easy to implement, reflecting the evolving needs of developers working within these frameworks.
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