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Ontologic has moved to a monorepo. The library, the worked example and a new tool now live in one workspace — which means the example is built and typechecked against the library on every commit, instead of quietly drifting away from it in a repository of its own.
Every codebase starts with good intentions.
You write clean services, keep your controllers thin, and promise yourself the business logic will stay in one place. Then the codebase grows. A deadline arrives. A rule that should belong to the domain ends up in a controller. A constraint that everyone agrees on gets copy-pasted into three different places. The code and the business start speaking different languages — and every change becomes a translation exercise.
I built Ontologic because I kept running into this problem, and I wanted a principled way out of it.