My initial response to the team when I heard the proposal was that programming is an art form. There is a beauty how software is organized and orchestrated.
Given that the microservices do very different things, combining them together will do nothing but clutter a the code base. JS gives an excellent module system which allows for maximum code reuse. That should be emphasized. But combining 6 code bases together into a project that is planning to expand extensively over the next year makes little to no sense at least to me.
My initial response to the team when I heard the proposal was that programming is an art form. There is a beauty how software is organized and orchestrated.
Given that the microservices do very different things, combining them together will do nothing but clutter a the code base. JS gives an excellent module system which allows for maximum code reuse. That should be emphasized. But combining 6 code bases together into a project that is planning to expand extensively over the next year makes little to no sense at least to me.