There and back again: A journey of complexity
summary
A startup-to-SME-to-large company journey that actually modularises the frontend: claim is that moving session and integrations into an account library and using an inversion of control service locator shrinks blast radius so backend changes only force library work not mass app updates. Built a CLI scaffolder called fanBrew to standardise native iOS Android and React modules. Outcome: multiple apps on web mobile and TV share unified modules, dependency hell is minimised, measurable time savings still under evaluation.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Complexity introduction
- 6:14Complexity in practice
- 11:38Real problems identified
- 13:46Standardizing integrations
- 16:15Inversion of control
- 17:38FanBrew standardized tools
- 20:04Key takeaways
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