Agreed, the only mention of using different technology has come up in the current project is in discussions of Typescript vs plain JavaScript. That’s been the only bring-your-own-technology for the most part, since we’ve standardized on React and some shared libraries like Lodash.
We’ve primarily benefitted from the forced feature and team isolation (aka domain boundaries if you would), plus it gives teams more granular control over their deployments. So, pretty much just what you described.
Another benefit has been our ability to build once and share features across different applications, since we have a few of those for reasons. Teams can build out different “views” (roughly) for different use cases on different apps which share the core functionality.
Agreed, the only mention of using different technology has come up in the current project is in discussions of Typescript vs plain JavaScript. That’s been the only bring-your-own-technology for the most part, since we’ve standardized on React and some shared libraries like Lodash.
We’ve primarily benefitted from the forced feature and team isolation (aka domain boundaries if you would), plus it gives teams more granular control over their deployments. So, pretty much just what you described.
Another benefit has been our ability to build once and share features across different applications, since we have a few of those for reasons. Teams can build out different “views” (roughly) for different use cases on different apps which share the core functionality.