Description: Monolithic development is a programming approach that focuses on building applications as a single cohesive unit. In this model, all components of the application, from the user interface to business logic and the database, are interconnected and deployed together. This means that any change in the code requires recompiling and deploying the entire application, which can lead to downtime and complications in version management. Monolithic applications are often simpler to develop initially, as they do not require the complexity of communication between multiple services. However, as the application grows, it can become difficult to maintain and scale, as any modification can affect the entire system. This approach is common in smaller applications or in the early stages of development, where speed of implementation is crucial. Despite its disadvantages, monolithic development remains relevant in certain contexts, especially when simplicity and speed in product launch are sought.
