Why the GraphQL API for WordPress Needs a Monorepo, and How It’s Optimized

A few days ago I published article Hosting all your PHP packages together in a monorepo, explaining why we may want to use a monorepo to manage our PHP codebase, and how to do it via the Monorepo Builder. Read more

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