Have you had experience working with projects divided into multiple modules or components?

Yes, experience working with projects divided into multiple modules or components allows for better code structuring, improved scalability, and faster build times.

In such projects, modules can be:

• Functional — for example, separate modules for authentication, profile, network interaction.
• Technical — for example, a module with common utilities, libraries.

Advantages:

• Improved modularity and code reuse.
• Ability for teams to work in parallel on different modules.
• Faster builds when changes are made in individual modules.

In Android, for example, Gradle modules can be used, and in Java — Maven or Gradle projects with multiple subprojects.

Example of a Gradle multi-module structure:

rootProject
│
├── app (main module)
├── network (network layer module)
└── utils (utilities module)