How Startups Use Glue Code to Ship Before the Monorepo

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How Startups Use Glue Code to Ship Before the Monorepo

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Most startups don't need a perfect architecture on day one — they need to ship. In this episode, Lucas and Luna dig into the pragmatic art of glue code: the scripts, hacks, and duct-tape integrations that let early-stage teams build features before they have the infrastructure to do it cleanly. They walk through a real-world example from a SaaS company that used a 200-line Python script to bridge a legacy API and a new customer portal, buying the engineering team six months to build the right microservice. Along the way, they discuss when glue code becomes tech debt versus smart velocity, and how knowing the difference separates founders who survive from those who stall. This is episode 73 of The Technical Co-Founder Podcast — where engineering founders, CTOs, and builders talk about building from code. #GlueCode #PythonScripting #StartupEngineering #TechDebt #MVP #APIIntegration #ShipFast #EngineeringVelocity #Infrastructure #Microservices #Monorepo #FounderEngineering #CTO #SaaS #BusinessAndTechnology #FexingoBusiness #BusinessPodcast #TechnicalCoFounder Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo

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